tking
PC-DMIS demi-Guru
Last Activity: Today, 08:31 AM
Joined: 03-01-2006
Location: Spring Lake, MI
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Good point Ninga! Perhaps, if we placed a 1-2-3 block on the surface it could be probed as a plane for leveling and origin and a translation by the 1"... -
OK, if you say so. Done correctly I can't see it failing to get the touch on the surface. In the graphics for the edge point was the blue arrow coming... -
No answer to the CAD question? I asked because edge points might be an option that would hit the surface. Hard to help when simple questions are left... -
Do you have the CAD?...Leave a comment:
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Check your physical probe build against the probe build ladder.Leave a comment:
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Recalibrate your probe, tell it the sphere was moved.Leave a comment:
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Reduce the retract as well.Leave a comment:
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Check the form of both the circle and the cylinder, perhaps the perpendicularity of the cylinder to the face as well. Looking for a difference between...Leave a comment:
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I'd probably report the T values of the point data with the appropriate +/- tolerances. -
I'll not say the FCF is correct, still I can see the intent on the print is unilateral as drawn. -
I interpret that as unilateral from the target surface "into" the part or the leader would only point to the surface....Leave a comment:
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It's odd that the vectors to your vector points are all different. Are you using a CAD model? If so create the cone with model but don't measure it. Use...Leave a comment:
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Create planes at the correct height. Create the circles at the intersect of the cone with each planeLeave a comment:
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Save the A1 alignment, recall the external (as an external). Place your cursor after the recall, properly placed then?Leave a comment:
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Make a reverse line from the lines you generated, pierce the cone with those instead.Leave a comment:
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Take circles with sample points (3) at each end of the tube and the hole in the clip. Do a 3D best fit alignment to them.Leave a comment:
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Construct circles at the intersect of the cone and planes. Create an offset point at the coordinate specified. Create a line from the circle to the offset...Leave a comment:
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Weird! I do this all the time, never had one backwards. 2015 demon.Leave a comment:
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A vector point is an auto feature. Do as Jeffman advised and you can dimension the T values point by point.Leave a comment:
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