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Can anyone tell me why the probe would think that it is taking a touch at least 2 mm before the probe actually touches the part? I have only seen this when the the head is rotated to something other than A-0 / B-0.
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too much tip weight for the module you are using and/or moving too fast.sigpic
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Are you using TP20s or Smart Probe Modules?Darroll
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