Hi,
For the calibration, have you followed steps similar to this:
Step 1:
Make sure the Y-Axis is aligned on both sides as per Step 10: 2. Testing Your WorkBee
Step 2:
To Test the machine's movement. Tell the machine to move a specified distance (Expected Travel), and then measure what the machine actually moved (Actual Travel).
If the two numbers are different, we can adjust the steps/mm of the machine to correct it.
To get the numbers for the X/Y-Axis, we recommend watching this video from 5:15 to 10:35 - https://youtu.be/nGwUf8uNWBU?t=313
To get the numbers for the Z-Axis we recommend watching this video from 17:28 to 18:33 - https://youtu.be/nGwUf8uNWBU?t=1048
You should have two sets of numbers (Expected Travel & Actual Travel) for each axis.
Step 3 :
On WorkBee Control go to this page: WorkBee Control Overview
Look at the panel 'Machine Steps/mm Calibration'
Note down the Current Steps/mm in X-Axis, Y-(Left)-Axis, Y-(Right)-Axis and Z-Axis.
Step 4:
To calculate the New Steps/mm do the following calculation:
(Current Steps/mm) * (Expected Travel) / (Actual Travel) = New Steps/mm
Do this for X-Axis, Y-(Left)-Axis, Y-(Right)-Axis and Z-Axis. (You will use the same Expected Travel & Actual Travel numbers for both Y-Axis)
Step 5:
Enter the New Steps/mm into the input fields in the 'Machine Steps/mm Calibration' panel.
Step 6:
Repeat Step 2 to check the machine is now cutting accurately.