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documentation:cnc_routers:shapeoko2 [2020/06/21 04:06] shchang [Powering the machine] |
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Training is required to use the Shapeoko 2. | Training is required to use the Shapeoko 2. | ||
- | To get trained, watch the CNC Orientation video (coming soon) and complete the online quiz (coming soon) with a score of 100%. | + | To get trained, watch the CNC Orientation video (coming soon) and complete the online quiz with a score of 100%. |
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+ | Quiz access: | ||
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If you are new to CNC routers, performing an "air cut" with the spindle off prior to cutting solid material is recommended. | If you are new to CNC routers, performing an "air cut" with the spindle off prior to cutting solid material is recommended. | ||
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Illustrated here is a method of clamping your workpiece using setup clamps. Always ensure that your workholding tools are not in the way of the toolpath. | Illustrated here is a method of clamping your workpiece using setup clamps. Always ensure that your workholding tools are not in the way of the toolpath. | ||
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- | {{:: | + | In photo: 1/4" threaded rod, 1/ |
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- | In photo: 1/4" threaded rod, 1/ | + | |
====Setting Z-axis zero==== | ====Setting Z-axis zero==== | ||
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* Static discharge causes a hard-limit switch to trigger. | * Static discharge causes a hard-limit switch to trigger. | ||
- | The hard-limit switches have been disabled for this reason. | + | The hard-limit switches have been disabled for this reason. |
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- | * The slotted bar clamp is not sized for a 1/4" threaded rod. | + | |
- | A temporary fix has been made with a flanged 1/4" nut. | ||
* The X- or Y- axes seize up from too much dust packed in the V wheels. | * The X- or Y- axes seize up from too much dust packed in the V wheels. |