Hi Radford, looking at your photos again to me it looks like one of your axes, X or Y but most likely Y, is lagging or binding, which is an entirely d...

Good luck, I'm still having trouble and I'm exploring solutions. I've connected the Clockwork Orange to a stabilized power supply but still manage...

Thanks all 🙂 That's right, I used XP for years on end and cried my cheeks out when the announcement came that MS was discontinuing support ! The be...

Thank you both for your concern. Doc, I'm not saying it's overheating, I'm not using any thermometer, I notice the area is warmer but really not warm ...

Before the Loctite (wot? no duct tape? ) experiment with using lock or spring washers in the fasteners concerned.

Hi guys! Still on this subject, occasionally "something" causes the machine to find new coordinates somewhere and go off on a different path than what...

I've seen Nobel Prizes awarded for less than those two videos :woohoo: I was indeed moved to get off my ass and follow them and in fact the it's ...

1 - Filing the points flat is a good idea. 2 - Isopropyl alcohol not a good idea, use a dab of malt whisky on a bit of kitchen paper towel and drin...

Doug, please do a simple test: try looking at yourself in a mirror at night with the lights out. If you see yourself it means you need a career change...

Whatever the cause of all this, I'm going to connect the Clockwork Orange to an UPS as I believe that weather events may cause variation to the power ...

I don't know what to say, Doug. I just came in the workshop with a mind to try your suggestions, so I fired the computer up, loaded UCCNC, powered the...

Concerning support, DP state that direct (i.e. email, phone) support is for professional licensees only, but they've replied to my (few) queries witho...

I'm going with what the good Doc says 🙂 ... routing a deep (12 - 23 mm) angled truss rod channel. You got me lost there, can you post a scre...

Hi Doug, I'm off topic but I had this to pass on to you! 🙂