chunkstyle
02-19-2012, 03:06 PM
Hello all,
I've been cutting along nicely on a couple of jobs now and just finished a rush job today.
There were a few flip op parts and I attached my flip op fences to my table. They're just some blocks of wood that snug up to the x and y edge of the table. A wing nut clamps them down.
When I cut my first flip op I noticed that the registration was off by about a thin 16th". The part needed to be overhanging the table edges by a thin 16th" to have proper registration.
I zeroed the x and y axis using the prox switch and C3 command before I ran my parts. I've always had good accuracy in the past but not today. I will check the table to see if it has shrunk but I wondered if anyone has seen this issue with running flip ops also?
Thanks for any suggestions,
Tim
I've been cutting along nicely on a couple of jobs now and just finished a rush job today.
There were a few flip op parts and I attached my flip op fences to my table. They're just some blocks of wood that snug up to the x and y edge of the table. A wing nut clamps them down.
When I cut my first flip op I noticed that the registration was off by about a thin 16th". The part needed to be overhanging the table edges by a thin 16th" to have proper registration.
I zeroed the x and y axis using the prox switch and C3 command before I ran my parts. I've always had good accuracy in the past but not today. I will check the table to see if it has shrunk but I wondered if anyone has seen this issue with running flip ops also?
Thanks for any suggestions,
Tim