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General Mach Discussion / Re: Getting started and setting zero
« on: January 26, 2011, 03:04:23 AM »
Starwire,
There are a number of different approaches to resolving this issue and everyone has their own preferences. Unless I am misunderstanding your question, the tool zero position relating to the work has to be set manually or with a probe - from then on zero is zero so to speak.
Just as an example, this is the way I do it http://www.cooperman.talktalk.net/files/17.htm
Hope this helps,
Tweakie.
There are a number of different approaches to resolving this issue and everyone has their own preferences. Unless I am misunderstanding your question, the tool zero position relating to the work has to be set manually or with a probe - from then on zero is zero so to speak.
Just as an example, this is the way I do it http://www.cooperman.talktalk.net/files/17.htm
Hope this helps,
Tweakie.