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How to compensate for material thickness?-JeffNickel-04-03-2020 你好from a robot newbie. All of my cnc .nc files assume the origin is at the top of the material being machined. My work table reference is at the top of the table. How can I add a z-offset to account for the various thickness of my materials? RE: How to compensate for material thickness?-Jeremy-04-05-2020 Hi Jeff, Simply create a new reference frame and give it the wanted Z offset. Then in your "Robot machining project", select the new reference frame. Jeremy RE: How to compensate for material thickness?-JeffNickel-04-06-2020 Awesome, that’s simple! Also, is it possible to show the material in translucent mode to see the cut paths inside the material? This will generate collision warnings if run but for outputting a graphic for setup reasons? Thanks again, Jeff RE: How to compensate for material thickness?-Jeremy-04-06-2020 Hi Jeff, You can double click the object. That will pop the "Object details" window. Click "More options"->"Change colors". Select the color you want translucent and adjust the Alpha channel. (0 -> Transparent, 255 -> Opaque) For collision detection, you can modify your collision map. See this link://www.sinclairbody.com/doc/en/Collision-Avoidance.html#Collisions Jeremy RE: How to compensate for material thickness?-JeffNickel-04-06-2020 Thank you, It worked perfectly. |