Stuertz Infeed Mk4p1- Setting GY and GZ Datum

Auteur avatarGareth Green | Dernière modification 19/03/2025 par Gareth Green en cours de rédaction

How to correctly configure the datum points on the Stuertz Mk4.1 Infeed

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The starting point for GY and GZ datum point setting is highly adjustable, meaning there are many potential setups to get the same solution. This could be problematic unless the specification is clearly defined

Requirements

  • The axis cannot travel beyond the datum sensor - preventing the problem of the axis "wrong side" of datum flag point
  • The datum position should ensure the axis can always datum safely - preventing the datum sequence from hitting a fence and stressing the mechanics
  • The ends stops should be set to prevent the GZ axis moving into a position of clashing with the bottom rollers
  • Datum position is roughly where the axis naturally needs to be, preventing time consuming datuming moves on reinitialise


Settings
GY GZ
Intent Datum position is close to rear fence

Axis can datum freely without touching

rear rollers

Datum position above rear fence rollers

Axis goes up to datum to clear rollers,

even if GY axis is behind rollers

Axis direction Positive towards operator Positive UP
Zero position Teeth of fixed jaw level with backfence Centreline of teeth from bottom datum rollers
Orientation and position of sensors 180mm from backplate
Stuertz Infeed Mk4p1- Setting GY and GZ Datum IMG 2936.JPEG


Nut in hole 3 from rear
Stuertz Infeed Mk4p1- Setting GY and GZ Datum IMG 2931.JPEG

135mm up from baseplate
Stuertz Infeed Mk4p1- Setting GY and GZ Datum IMG 2934.JPEG

Axis end stop position 40mm from base plate
Stuertz Infeed Mk4p1- Setting GY and GZ Datum IMG 2930.JPEG

65mm spacer already fitted
Axis datum seek direction Negative towards rear Positive up to datum
Axis Home speed 50 50
Minimum Position 0 8
Maximum Position 60 60

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