@melissa78 You can purchase a rotary axis for the machine, there are several available including one from Eleks. If you have a 3D printer you can also make one. Depending on the type of rotary module you may need to use software that supports it like T2Laser or manually update the Grbl parameters yourself.
@squeezerz If the motors are stalling and losing steps it is most likely because there's something binding (friction) or your stepper current isn't set correctly.
@tommegna The CoreXY system moves at 45 degrees when either motor is activated, to move in a straight line it uses both motors. So you are saying that horizontal lines aren't smooth, which is confusing as the motion is basically the same as when the machine is making vertical lines. That's why I think it's a bearing on the axis.
@heedaf EleksEgg works perfectly with T2Laser although I will say after making a bunch of custom golf balls with sharpie markers it's been put away and not used since. You could probably just use the trial (if you don't want to support me by registering) as the 10,000 line G-code limit for raster and 1,000 line for vector is probably enough for such a small machine.
I move the PCB whit the mising led to the last number and it work even the number 9 but whit one led ofcurse I'm happy but if you can tell me where orther one PCB whit LEDs to replace and have my number 9 full power.
My power supply just failed and I have several 12V power supplies but they are all different amp output ratings. What's the range or exact amp that I can use for the A3 Pro, 2.5W??
@polyoot You need to contact me by email, either reply to the license key email or from my website and tell me your licensed email address as I need to lookup your license. I can't provide keys via the forum for obvious reasons.
I am having the same issue, anyone could help please? The laser does carve well when using the "TextCarve" or "PicCarve" in EleksCam, so I know it is working.
