Exploring Geo Correction Beyond the Z-Axis for CNC Bed Surface Roughness
Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2025 10:01 am
Hi all,
I recently attempted to use geo correction to address the surface roughness of my CNC bed. While it works for Z-axis, I am curious to know if geo correction can be applied to axes other than the Z-axis. The reason for this is that I have been using dual loop control, with my A-axis assigned to measure the Z distance between a probe and the bed surface. The geo correction, which is formatted as (row, col, X, Y, Z), only corrects for Z-axis, and the correction was not applied when the axis was switched to A.
It would be great if such correction can be applied on both Z and A.
Many thanks!!!
Wayne
I recently attempted to use geo correction to address the surface roughness of my CNC bed. While it works for Z-axis, I am curious to know if geo correction can be applied to axes other than the Z-axis. The reason for this is that I have been using dual loop control, with my A-axis assigned to measure the Z distance between a probe and the bed surface. The geo correction, which is formatted as (row, col, X, Y, Z), only corrects for Z-axis, and the correction was not applied when the axis was switched to A.
It would be great if such correction can be applied on both Z and A.
Many thanks!!!
Wayne