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Axis on 2.7.15 touch off and tool touch off problem
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6 years 4 months ago #171275
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Axis on 2.7.15 touch off and tool touch off problem was created by Henk
Hi.
I have done this maybe a thousand times but for some reason I cannot get it figured out this time.
On a new milling machine retrofit I have the following when setting up tool offsets for a job with two tools. No 1 and no 2.
I open the tool table and set tool 1 z offset value to 0. Save and reload tool table.
I then load tool 1 with m6 G1 g43h1 and jog to touch the top of my workpiece. Use touch off button in g54 and make z 0.00.
Then I load tool 2 with m6t2g43h2. Jog to touch top of workpiece and use tool touch off button to set z=0.
What I expect: current z readout would change to 0.
What happens: z readout changes to -244.something....
I think I tried everything and I don't know what im missing. G54 was set and still set after this process.
Any idea what im doing wrong?
Thanks
Henk
I have done this maybe a thousand times but for some reason I cannot get it figured out this time.
On a new milling machine retrofit I have the following when setting up tool offsets for a job with two tools. No 1 and no 2.
I open the tool table and set tool 1 z offset value to 0. Save and reload tool table.
I then load tool 1 with m6 G1 g43h1 and jog to touch the top of my workpiece. Use touch off button in g54 and make z 0.00.
Then I load tool 2 with m6t2g43h2. Jog to touch top of workpiece and use tool touch off button to set z=0.
What I expect: current z readout would change to 0.
What happens: z readout changes to -244.something....
I think I tried everything and I don't know what im missing. G54 was set and still set after this process.
Any idea what im doing wrong?
Thanks
Henk
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6 years 4 months ago #171286
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Replied by tommylight on topic Axis on 2.7.15 touch off and tool touch off problem
Before that procedure, check if you can see a small greenish round thingy on the plot (gremlin).
If it is there ( zoom in a lot) there are other offsets active.
If it is there ( zoom in a lot) there are other offsets active.
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6 years 4 months ago #171287
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Replied by Henk on topic Axis on 2.7.15 touch off and tool touch off problem
Thanks Tommylight
I did not know that.
Although I did also try issuing a g49 and g92.1 before this.
I did not know that.
Although I did also try issuing a g49 and g92.1 before this.
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6 years 4 months ago #171293
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Replied by tommylight on topic Axis on 2.7.15 touch off and tool touch off problem
Had such an issue a long time ago, none of the normal offsets worked, found an article on the net named "what to do when you get stuck" or similar about Linuxcnc and there was the answer. Never found it again, not even now!
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6 years 4 months ago #171337
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Replied by erdavis on topic Axis on 2.7.15 touch off and tool touch off problem
"what to do when you get stuck" or similar.
Sounds like this;
3. So if you're lost, what should you do
Having trouble getting 0,0,0 where you want it for your gcode Start by getting rid of all the sources of offsets
Move to the machine origin. MDI G53 G0 X0Y0Z0 (A0B0C0)
Clear the G92 coordinate offset. MDI G92.1
Use the G54 coordinate system. MDI G54
Set the G54 coordinate system to be identical to the machine coordinate system. MDI G10 L2 P1 X0Y0Z0 (A0B0C0)
Turn off tool offsets. MDI G49
Turn on Relative coordinate display from the menu
now, you should be at machine origin (0,0,0), and the relative coordinate system should be the same as the machine coordinate system. You can now set your origin on the material.
wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?CoordinateSystems
Sounds like this;
3. So if you're lost, what should you do
Having trouble getting 0,0,0 where you want it for your gcode Start by getting rid of all the sources of offsets
Move to the machine origin. MDI G53 G0 X0Y0Z0 (A0B0C0)
Clear the G92 coordinate offset. MDI G92.1
Use the G54 coordinate system. MDI G54
Set the G54 coordinate system to be identical to the machine coordinate system. MDI G10 L2 P1 X0Y0Z0 (A0B0C0)
Turn off tool offsets. MDI G49
Turn on Relative coordinate display from the menu
now, you should be at machine origin (0,0,0), and the relative coordinate system should be the same as the machine coordinate system. You can now set your origin on the material.
wiki.linuxcnc.org/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?CoordinateSystems
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6 years 4 months ago #171340
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Replied by tommylight on topic Axis on 2.7.15 touch off and tool touch off problem
Yup that was it, thank you.
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