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Post by ryanbeymer on Oct 9, 2017 4:42:44 GMT
My Z Axis is a little loose, what's the best method for getting at the eccentric spacers? I can pop the top and the bottom plates off but I was wondering if anyone else had a better way. After I make my adjustments I plan on running the tuning exercise. millrightcnc.proboards.com/thread/35/fine-tuning-machine |
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Post by Mototech on Oct 9, 2017 17:53:28 GMT
With the right box wrench, I think you can get to the eccentric spacers without disassembling anything. You'll have to move the z axis up and down manually to get access to all of them.
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Post by Derek the Admin on Oct 9, 2017 20:15:53 GMT
Mostly agree. I think you'll have to pull the bottom though. Let us know if you end up know having to pull it though.
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Post by ryanbeymer on Oct 11, 2017 4:35:50 GMT
Evening Gents,
I ended up just pulling the top off the z-axis off and sliding the whole thing out, i adjusted the eccentric spacers and was able to slide it back down in. I did not take the bottom off because the whole thing felt fairly solid after making the adjustment from the top.
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Post by aforww on Oct 11, 2017 13:47:59 GMT
Evening Gents, I ended up just pulling the top off the z-axis off and sliding the whole thing out, i adjusted the eccentric spacers and was able to slide it back down in. I did not take the bottom off because the whole thing felt fairly solid after making the adjustment from the top. That's what I do. Especially with this new spindle mount it is impossible to adjust any of them. |
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Post by Bruce on Oct 16, 2017 3:00:06 GMT
Had the same issue and did the same thing. Removed the top of the Z axis and slid the whole ball of wax up and out. 1/8 of a turn out on each of the eccentric and tightened the nuts down good this time. I was getting a tilt on the spindle moving deeper through material. I thought the spindle mount was loose at first.
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