Lathe Acorn Six x movement

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Re: Lathe Acorn Six x movement

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Unless I am thinking about it wrong, he would need to change it from 5mm/rev to 10mm/rev, if he wants his motor to make half as many revs for a given requested distance.


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Re: Lathe Acorn Six x movement

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You're right. Once again I get this backwards. Maybe in another 10 years I'll have it straight ;-)
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Re: Lathe Acorn Six x movement

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usajet wrote: Sun Jul 09, 2023 7:08 pm How Can I get my x to move 25mm instead of 50mm? I enter in 50mm and it goes 50mm not 25mm.
did you test that you have the steps per rev set correctly? do this first before changing the overall turns ratio.
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