Touch Probe or plate CNC router??
Posted: Mon Jul 08, 2024 5:16 pm
Thanks for taking the time to read and possibly help.
I'm trying to find a quicker and more accurate method for setting the height of my spoilboard on my CNC machine.
Currently, I manually set zero by taking my 3/8 profile cutter down to the spoilboard. I use a small piece of paper, lowering the bit slowly with the pendant until the paper can't slide out from under the endmill. Then, I set my part Z zero in the settings. This method isn't giving me accurate Z cutting depths, and my through cuts are often cutting deeper into the spoilboard than what is set in the toolpath.
Can anyone recommend a touch plate or another product that could make this process easier and more accurate?
I've done some research on touch plates and probes, but I'd like some advice on the best way to approach this.
Thanks a ton for any help!
I'm trying to find a quicker and more accurate method for setting the height of my spoilboard on my CNC machine.
Currently, I manually set zero by taking my 3/8 profile cutter down to the spoilboard. I use a small piece of paper, lowering the bit slowly with the pendant until the paper can't slide out from under the endmill. Then, I set my part Z zero in the settings. This method isn't giving me accurate Z cutting depths, and my through cuts are often cutting deeper into the spoilboard than what is set in the toolpath.
Can anyone recommend a touch plate or another product that could make this process easier and more accurate?
I've done some research on touch plates and probes, but I'd like some advice on the best way to approach this.
Thanks a ton for any help!