I scan hardened stainless all the time with a ruby, no issue.
Aluminum will load up a ruby, silicon nitride is the way to go.
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Fair enough!
Just wanted to be sure in case this was hurting you.
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put three 1" gage blocks on a surface plate with magnets on them.
Place part on gage blocks, side you want to measure touching the gage...
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Is the 10° off the equator enough to not shank? With my .3, it is on a .2mm stem that is short and into a .5mm stem. If it don't stay far enough away...
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On my 0.3mm I'm at .49mm/sec with a HP-S-X1H probe and get zeroes for std dev. 2mm/sec is too fast.
Make sure you measure the part at whatever...
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adjust the nominals of your manual circles to the X and Y on the print. Easier to visualize if you make one zero-zero and then have basics to the second...
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I did this for the stylus build that ended up being confirmed bad, didn't see anything in any of the shafts, but I didn't like the SiN ball on the tip,...
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Did this three times just in case the first two missed something lol
Never heard this, I will do this now.
I didn't...
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Fair question, and one probe not QUITE seating would explain much of the weirdness. Maybe the stylus holder is damaged or something, I'm going to clean...
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Probe problem... maybe
I had a calibration done a couple weeks ago.
I reset all the probes in the rack and re-qualified them.
Run a program and get results...
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Take a picture with a phone and transfer the photo by cable into the computer (android and windows if microsoft still makes a phone OS)
Get a better...
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No, sorry, I have never used an arm in PcDmis, only bridge CMM's.
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Hello Caemgen,
I have a question, do you know if there is an option in RDS system to control the size of the data point thats the scanner coll...
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Older version of PcDmis:
Construct a cone BFRE.
Select the four pieces and hope the math works since it is using four centroids.
After...
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I'm not sure what they call it, but Hexagon has a similar practice to "Repair by Exchange", where, if they have one (a repair unit), they give...
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Just the probes.
You want to get the head straight like you would on a star stylus (should be multiple posts about it, including from me... unless...
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