Touch Plate
- KlausB
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06 Nov 2025 09:31 #337952
by KlausB
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With this installation, I also tried the touch plate function. It’s visible that after probing the touch plate, the program sets the Z value to the height of the touch plate before executing the retract. This causes the retract value to be added, and the resulting height above the object is correct.
Unfortunately, the program then subtracts the length of the current tool, which in my case is not useful.
Is it possible to disable this behavior?
Thank you very much for your support.
Best regards,
Klaus
Unfortunately, the program then subtracts the length of the current tool, which in my case is not useful.
Is it possible to disable this behavior?
Thank you very much for your support.
Best regards,
Klaus
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06 Nov 2025 16:44 #337982
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Replied by wusel0464 on topic Touch Plate
Hello,
Since you don't describe your detailed workflow, it's difficult to answer correctly.
There may be an offset entered in the tool table, but it's not actually necessary, since the tool length doesn't matter with this procedure.
For my part, I have put together a few routines that do a manual tool change with automatic measurement.
The whole thing assumes that there is a tool in the spindle at the beginning, regardless of whether it is actually used or not, and that this is measured and then used to measure the workpiece height.
I hope I'm doing this correctly.
Many greetings, Frank
Since you don't describe your detailed workflow, it's difficult to answer correctly.
There may be an offset entered in the tool table, but it's not actually necessary, since the tool length doesn't matter with this procedure.
For my part, I have put together a few routines that do a manual tool change with automatic measurement.
The whole thing assumes that there is a tool in the spindle at the beginning, regardless of whether it is actually used or not, and that this is measured and then used to measure the workpiece height.
I hope I'm doing this correctly.
Many greetings, Frank
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