Odd arc behaviour
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Now I'm concerned.
I use RRF3.3 too and have ArcWelder as postprocessor in my slicer.Can anyone confirm it's a RRF bug, or does it depend on the postprocessor?
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@o_lampe As long as the GCode file can be opened with various viewers (I have myself tested it with a very old, mostly GRBL tool - Candle and with the PlanetCNC application in demo mode) and it looks OK it can be only a problem with RRF.
But, also, I wouldn't rule out a mechanical issue even if disabling G2/G3 commands in the postprocessor gives correct results, especially because it is a belt-based machine. While splitting in the postprocessor the G2/G3 commands in small straight lines might seem identical to what RRF is doing, the simple fact that those lines have different lengths may change the behaviour of the machine.
I have myself started years ago with a ShapeOko clone and then moved to the original WorkBee. Both pretty decent machines if all possible problems where considered when generating the GCode - both machines where technically backlash free (impossible to determine/measure backlash in the belts/screws), but with other crazy "degrees of freedom", all related to the wheels solution.
As a simple comparison, with both machines I broke quite a few 3mm cutters when going just 500mm/min at 0.2mm depth. With the QueenBee I did machining at 1200mm/min, 0.5mm depth with a 2mm cutter!
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Can you test with the 3.4 beta found here?
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/i5vox3xmkd55gaz/AAC19mI0WEC5GmEjLOBRbKs-a?dl=0
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@phaedrux I’ll give it a shot tomorrow and report back. Thanks!
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@dukemachine any news?
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@dukemachine my apologies life got a little busy. Will try it today.
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@dc42 so just tried it, and it doesn’t seem to have alleviated the issue
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I think I ended up narrowing down the issue. My apologies as it seems to have been setting related (I was driving my new NEMA23 way too fast according to the reprap firmware EMF calculator), I backed off the maximum speed and my problem seems to have resolved itself. Thank you all for your suggestions and help.
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@dukemachine thanks, I'll mark this as resolved.
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@dukemachine said in Odd arc behaviour:
(I was driving my new NEMA23 way too fast according to the reprap firmware EMF calculator), I backed off the maximum speed and my problem seems to have resolved itself.
Thank you for keeping up with this problem.
It will surely help someone else in the future.
Congratulations on getting your system tuned and running well.
