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Post by mp4doggie on Mar 6, 2017 2:34:48 GMT
I know pictures speak louder then words and I will upload some tomorrow . The problem I think im having is my bed does dont think it goes back for enough and I cant see any thing preventing it . going forward is fine . SO my first cut jumbled up all the letters Should the spindle be able to reach the front of the board .I also reset zero
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Post by mrbigj on Mar 6, 2017 4:10:23 GMT
I know pictures speak louder then words and I will upload some tomorrow . The problem I think im having is my bed does dont think it goes back for enough and I cant see any thing preventing it . going forward is fine . SO my first cut jumbled up all the letters Should the spindle be able to reach the front of the board .I also reset zero Yeah, without pictures it's tough. However, that being said, I think the bed is about 2 inches wider all the way around. So, you're bit should be able to reach within 2 inches (give or take, not an exact measurement) of the edge of the bed all the way around. Jason |
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Post by Derek the Admin on Mar 6, 2017 4:51:48 GMT
mrbigj is correct. The v wheels on the Y plates will hit the front or rear frame long before the cutting tool reaches the end of the board. You should have about 10.25 inches (260mm) of travel, counting homing back off.
Hope that makes sense.
Derek
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