Topic: Backlash from bent sprocket-mount?
Hi,
From what I understand some of you experience y-axis-backlash problems.
So do, and I went about this the same as most did, tension the belts ....
Ok, so this did not help at all, it actually made things worse, why?
Well I suspect that I bent (or may be was already) the frontal belt sprocket-mounts.
Please see my attached picture if you feel unsure of what I mean.
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Now why would I suspect that it's bent .....
Well, if I study the belts from above (birds-perspective) I see that they go inwards on the front of the machine.
There is headroom for the sprocket to move and correct it's position (back out), but they do not, simply because the rod where the sprocket is located on, is not parallel.
So would this be an reasonable exploitation for my backlash?
The backlash is on a 10x10 mm cube :
x : 10.02 mm (almost perfect)
y : 09:47 mm (horrible)
And it's constant more or less ...
Please help