Had a boo-boo on the bowl hodler part, the back board wasn’t tall enough for the back part (hence the added cat head silhouette), but shh… don’t tell anyone
Made a massive crack in the rear panel because the board was thicker than advertised and I hammered the finger joints, but it should be alright…
Also noticed I lost z steps during the cut, my Z axis ended up 3mm lower than it started
I re-homed Z, and it was all good after that, so it’s not the bit sliding in the collet or router sliding on the core…0
Don’t know what’s going on here…
If Z is too fast it sometimes does not do the transition from down to up well and loses a few steps.
Regarding the cat: it looks great! I’d be scared that it cracks in the front though, I would have changed the direction of the grain for it. Maybe it works if the cats aren’t fat and the kids don’t step on it.
I dont run a jackpot, but i had a similar issue with lost z steps and turned down the z acceleration to solve it. Top speed wasn’t the issue, it was changing speeds too quickly.
Is that the motor skipping or the lead screw connection grub screw?
In klipper the acceleration number is 80-150 mm/s^2. I think mine is at 120, but my github repo hasn’t been updated so I cant see the actual values for a couple weeks.
