Hi all,
Recently I got the spoil board kit for my Shark HD 510. After I got it installed and flattened (coplaner), I laid out a 25"x25" 1 inch grid as I wanted some grid lines on the spoil boards to help with alignment. So what I did was after homing the X and Y axis, and using that location as my 0,0 for X and Y, I put in a 20 degree V bit, and profile cut (on vector) the 1" grid. After it was done, I was double checking to see the accuracy as now I can just put in an offset in the x and y axis for my starting point. I put in an offset of 1" on x, and 1" on y on the pendant, and hit My 0,0, which should have taken the spindle to the intersection of the 1",1" square. On the x axis it worked perfectly, but on the y axis it is off by .082, which is over a 1/16 off, and I don't know why this happening? I have done it twice thinking I must have messed up the homing sequence, double checked all toolpaths, but the same issue keeps presenting itself!
Any thoughts?
Thanks all,
Stetson Mumma
Whitewater Wood Company LLC
Homing Shark 510 Issues
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