Matt...
Does the dot that you placed match EXACTLY the XY zero position in the design software?
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Matt...
Does the dot that you placed match EXACTLY the XY zero position in the design software?
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Yeah, its right on the edge of the stock 25mm in which corresponds perfectly to my toolpaths in the CAM.Originally Posted by Gary Campbell
I am wondering if I was just a bit off on my X Zero due to me not having the bit rotated to where I could see the whole diameter when I Zeroed.
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You could try a v-bit to zero X and Y, then change to the bit needed to cut the job. If job is already done and needs to be saved, and size of job doesn't matter, you could cut off the end and side that would put the project back to center.
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After you moved to the spot you wanted in your material, did you reset the X,Y, and Z to zero? You have to do this for every job unless you are using a jig that properly locates your work piece (I think that is what you are doing) and you haven't shut off the machine. I hope I am of some help...joe
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