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    Drilling zero-setup

    Hi,
    I made a pcb with UV exposure method and I'm going to drill it with my cnc machine. What is the best method to setup the X and Y zero please?

    I have the probe setup, so for hight I have no problem, but I must use somehow a reference point and just to not to reinvent the wheel, I'd ask that you kindly point me to the most usually/best practiced/practice of it.

    Thank you,
    (sorry for English, I'm not native!)


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    Quote Originally Posted by kievari View Post
    Hi,
    I made a pcb with UV exposure method and I'm going to drill it with my cnc machine. What is the best method to setup the X and Y zero please?

    I have the probe setup, so for hight I have no problem, but I must use somehow a reference point and just to not to reinvent the wheel, I'd ask that you kindly point me to the most usually/best practiced/practice of it.

    Thank you,
    (sorry for English, I'm not native!)
    It's easier to first drill and then expose the board to UV


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