Digitized part machines is 3mm smaller overall than scanned part.

[Toysrfun]

Title states it. Pictures attached. The probe size was input in inches though a 6mm and I used a 6mm end mill. Just curious why or if a setting is incorrect for steps counted in the wizard which it may very well be I haven’t found in the manual yet how to calibrate exactly I kept changing the wizard until an inch looked like an inch with a pencil in the collet drawing on paper. Steps were 10,500 if I recall while my drivers are set to 2000. I come from the Mach 3 world where it’s all cut and dry for beginners and you measure the travel, input it and their software calibrates the steppers for me. Here I apparently have to step up my understanding and do it by trial and error.

[tblough]

In your previous posts on digitizing, your probe does not appear to be a 6mm ball. It looks more like a 3 or 4mm cylinder. You have to cut with the same thing you digitized with.

[tblough]

You can configure your turns per inch by trial and error, or you can follow the procedure Marty and Keith have posted many times. 10500 is a very strange number.

[Sportbikeryder]

Perhaps you will be better suited to take a few steps back and just try some basics. Machine a circle and see if it is round, measure it, etc. Then a square, checking as well, etc... Jumping into part digitizing is likely not the best way to troubleshoot and verify operation of a new machine and a new operator.

John