Gary Fixler wrote: > One of the reasons I often drill a useless hole someplace at the > start of the > project, and write my code with that as the 0,0,0 point. That makes > getting > back to within a couple thou a bit easier. > > > That's a great idea. I would love an absolute positioning system - > something that was always the same for the mill, at least between full > strip-downs, and rebuilds. > Well, it depends on how your homing system works. I have index pulses on my encoders, and home to those pulses. I get quite repeatable homing that way. In theory, I could shut down one day, fire it up the next day, home the axes, and be right on the same alignment to the vise jaw or whatever.
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