Michael K Johnson

This PR makes it easier to select the default rate, but the end of the commit shows where I change it from literal integer indexes to configuration. https://github.com/clough42/electronic-leadscrew/pull/255/commits/0dda30a43a5033d5cf38c5f38bb15ed99693761e#diff-9952d6aafa9122f9852bae52a4ccd97a495f3bb3dbde28fdb21c2078cc5fdc01L244

Not having a blank between the RPM and the feed rate makes it hard to distinguish the two numbers in practice, especially when a whole number is displayed. * Can...

After redesigning my hardware, I have been able to test this. I have not cut the full gamut of pitches, but the approach works, and using the position mode in...

Do you see the same thing when using power cross-feed? If your feed bar is anything like mine (I have a G0709), it is below the oil line in the...

I'm partway through the process of changing to at least 5.5:1 using change gears and mounting the servo on the banjo, but my gearbox is currently open as I've been...

It's at least possible. But also I don't know what you tried for stiffness and all the other parameters; @clough42 had a starting place but it's not necessarily perfect for...

Appendix A in the datasheet, "How to get the correct Load inertia ratio"

I finally got to testing this with my lathe. At 6:1 on the input (11:66), I can't make it stall, and the default RatioOfInertia of 250 seems OK. That is,...

I have found that with the 11-tooth gear printed in PETG, I can program the servo to be stiffer without it singing. I'm no longer planning to cut a metal...

You need to uncomment or comment (depending on what you have now) ```C #define INVERT_DIRECTION_PIN true ``` What servo do you have? The iSVT7T, for example, doesn't have a enable...