I really think we need some pictures and/or details.

Instead of using letters for a test case, could you try using short 
lines? First plot a set of parallel lines about 5 cm long and 2 cm 
apart, parallel to the X axis and centered on the Y axis. Then do the 
same thing parallel to the Y axis and centered on the X axis.

Ken

aaron Moore wrote:
> I think I would like to clear a few miss understandings here.  I am not an 
> engineer and will never be one.  I am a furniture maker/designer with a keen 
> interest in 
> digital technologies and linux.  I have built a 1.5m x 1.5m gantry style 
> router table with high spec rails, carriages and bearings.  It has been two 
> years in the 
> planning and taken 2-3 months to build in my spare time.  I bought a CNC Kit 
> from an online company in UK (who have not been able to sort my problem out) 
> consisting 
> of 3 x MSD542 micro controllers, 3 X FL86STH High torque Nema 34 Stepper 
> motors  and 2 X L6-PF11-001 (PS407) power supply units.  The motors are 
> connected in 
> parallel with micro stepping set to 16 and the power at 4.2 amps. It has cost 
> me well over £1000 and I would like to get it to work with a reasonable 
> amount of 
> accuracy.
> 
> I have tried using many settings of speed and acceleration but I always get a 
> the same result.  When engraving a line text the individual letters look okay 
> but they 
> are always misplaced along the y axis by between 5mm and 30mm, and always in 
> the same direction.  My question today is could this be because I have not 
> used shielded 
> cable to wire the powersupply and drivers together.  If this could be the 
> problem what kind of cable should I use. Or is there something else I should 
> look into
> 
> If any one can offer some advise I would be very grateful
> 
> Cheers
> Aaron 
> 
> 
> 

-- 
Kenneth Lerman
Mark Kenny Products Company, LLC
55 Main Street
Newtown, CT 06470
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203-426-7166

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