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Fig 3.3 Electronics – Assembled view<br />
3.3 Fab @ home Installation and commissioning<br />
After all the parts of the chassis and electronics are fully put together, some final<br />
minor assemblies of the last stage are still left to be completed, some of which are –<br />
levelling the z table, adjusting the motor current, mounting the belt, truing the XY<br />
Carriage etc. To ensure that the two sides of the X axis are driven at the same<br />
speed, the belt is mounted. This is done so that perpendicularity between the X and<br />
Y axis is maintained at all times. Also, to ensure that X and Y rails are perpendicular<br />
to each other, X rails are parallel to each other, Y rails are parallel to each other,<br />
truing of the XY carriage needs to be done. To prevent the motors to be overheated<br />
the current passing through the motors needs to be regulated and hence the motor<br />
current needs to be adjusted. To allow the table to be in level with respect to the XY<br />
carriage, levelling of Z table is necessary. For the deposition tool to maintain a<br />
constant distance from the table during the deposition of material, it is imperative to<br />
have the XY plane parallel to the Z table.<br />
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