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    Question BF20L (G704) acceleration settings

    So i got my Optimum BF20L up and ruining with the factory CNC motor+ball screw kit and now i got fine tuning left.

    I've set the speed to 1500mm/min (60 ipm) and 50mm/s (2 in/s) acceleration. I don't see the point of faster feeds considering the 3000rpm spindle but I'm wondering about amping the acceleration. I know "real" machines go 10x of what my setting's are but I'm not trying to set any records here so I'm wondering what would you recommend as a safe and smart maximum for a BF20L / G704 with 4mm ball screws?

    Additionally, how many of you use limit switches instead of software soft limits? And if i used inductive sensors for hard limits, should i go for 1.6mm range or 8mm?

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    Re: BF20L (G704) acceleration settings

    I'm assuming 4mm ballscrews is a typo?

    Ben

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    Re: BF20L (G704) acceleration settings

    Quote Originally Posted by bhurts View Post
    I'm assuming 4mm ballscrews is a typo?

    Ben
    No, 4mm as in 4mm pitch. And the Z axis is 5mm pitch.

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