G10 L2 P1 question .

With the G10 L2 P1 I know x,y can be rotated what about y,z ? The application is for offsetting for my a axis not being parallel with x .
thank you

tony978 wrote:

With the G10 L2 P1 I know x,y can be rotated what about y,z ? The application is for offsetting for my a axis not being parallel with x .
thank you

Somewhere on the forum is a component I helped write that corrected for X & Y being out of square. Maybe you can find it as it might solve your problem very easily.

rodw wrote:

tony978 wrote:

With the G10 L2 P1 I know x,y can be rotated what about y,z ? The application is for offsetting for my a axis not being parallel with x .
thank you

Somewhere on the forum is a component I helped write that corrected for X & Y being out of square. Maybe you can find it as it might solve your problem very easily.

I have Jerry's routines for probing so I'm good with x,y skew . I was hoping to be able to tweak z moves . It will have to be adjusted in the part model from the sounds of it or maybe in the hal files . But not by g-code , From my understanding

so how is this mapping working ?so there is z comp for surface mapping !

you can look her is set up a G10 tutorial
there is alsa a Autozero routine
www.youtube.com/channel/UCGuJsIoXW-exBAwdn38dXow/videos