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  1. #1
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    Jul 2011
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    Establishing new part zero

    I have a dilemma establishing a part zero on our Haas mills. For this particular part, we use a "halo" fixture attached to the end of a tombstone to stand up a piece of bar stock and mill from the end. TLOs are measured from the top of this halo. We use a template positioned over a 1/2 EM to move the part around in X and Y until the template is centered then we run the profiling program. On our old Light Machines Benchman mill, I would use G92 X0 Y0 Z0 to establish this new centered point as part 0, to start all milling operations from this point. On our Haas mills, running this line sends the Z axis straight up and it faults out in Z over travel. Thank you in advance for any help offered.

  2. #2
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    May 2014
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    Re: Establishing new part zero

    Just set one of your offsets as the x and y zero's for this particular setup, and then call that offset in your program or set the machine to be in the right offset and away you go.

    This can be done by positioning the machine where you want XY zero and press "part zero set" for both x and y......just make sure the machine is in the right offset for your setup before running.

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