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October 21, 2009, 02:48:14 PM »
My CNC machine is used for putting a texture on wood siding and such the like. My main problem is having my spindle dig too deep or too shallow into the piece of wood, mainly from a defect like bow or crook. I would love to have some sort of THC for this, but I need to get this going for the boss so I am going to try to fix a hardware problem with software.
Is there a way to do an axis offset
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the program is running? So lets say the operator notices that the spindle is digging in too much, hit a button that adjusts the offset by + 0.05" without stopping the machine?
I have thought of having a button that executes a VB code to pause the machine, move the z-axis to +/- 0.05, re-zero it, and then continue, but I would like to know if it's possible to do without stopping.
Thanks in advance!
Ryan
P.S. I didn't know if this is the right form or not.
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Hi,
Just tried this in simulation and it seems to work exactly as you are describing.
I used 2 hotkeys instead of anything external though.
http://www.machsupport.com/forum/index.php/topic,9476.msg57811.html#msg57811
RC
Well....almost exactly.
It's a continuous jog instead of an increment but very controllable.
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Just because nothing in life is as easy as what I would like, how about independent control of both the z and c axis? So THC for the C axis too?
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I have no idea where that is done but I suspect it would be in the Mach code........WAY over my head. lol
Good luck,
RC
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