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    G90 & G91

    Hello,
    I am using NCStudio right now for milling and it works good, except for one very annoying problem... after moving the mill to the start point I want, I have to turn off the CNC and hit 'move to origin' in NCstudio to get that point set as XYZ zero.

    I have tried using the 'set origin' button, it still shows the true location in the machine coordinates and sets the work coordinates to zero... but when I start cutting, it moves to the machine coordinate zero instead of the work coordinate zero.

    How can I fix this so I do not have to keep powering on/off the CNC?
    Thanks,
    J
    Last edited by viroy; 07-11-2011 at 10:11 AM.


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    Maybe the G90 or G91 command is affecting this?
    Not sure what they do, but in the first few lines of all my code there is a g90 command. Normally when I start the program, the mill will go from the start height to 0 on the Z axis and then back to the start height... then it moves to the first cut.
    Sometimes I do not want the mill to touch the top of the stock before starting, so I will remove the G90 line... it will then go right to the first cut.


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