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    Using tool probe to get bore size.

    Is there a way to measure the bore that has just been machined.
    The bore is probed before it is machined to finish size of 22mm. Is it possible to probe the bore once again in order to get an accurate measurement with out removing from the fixture.haas cnc mill v2


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    #188 in both 9814 and 9823 bore/ boss cycles will display the diameter immediately following the measuring cycle. I usually save it to another user variable as it will be erased when you start another measuring cycle. It's up to you how much you want to trust that measurement. I usually see accuracy of about +/- a few tenths from what I measure. Depends on your tolerance really. I get a lot of tight tolerance bores I locate to and monitor the bore size sometimes.

    Greg


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    Run the Probe Bore Cycle again, but Dont enter a work offset, just the diameter, just in case the bore isnt at X0Y0.

    After the cycle has ran,

    Press 'Current Commands'
    page down 3 times
    enter '188'
    press down arrow
    there is your bore size

    HTH


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