cutting then reset hit

[chuckster]

So my bot was on its 2nd hour of cutting tiny parts and a piece got caught in the x axis which caused the bot to lose track of where it was.
I had to re zero x and y but now I cant pickup where it left off because zero is not in the same spot. Any ideas on what to do to save the sheet and not have to start over?

[Alan m]

can you tell where the old 0 0 was on the drawing. if so use some of the cut detail to measue from and offset 0 0 to its original o o

[scottp55]

Can you copy the file to another folder, eliminate the ones already cut, and then recalculate?
I'm assuming you can do a C3 and get going again....if offset, the I hope you wrote the # down, or dedicated a radio button for the offset.
scott

[chuckster]

Scott and Alan.....I understand what you are saying, but the issue is this....a 4' x 8' sheet of material with 40 individual parts. Everything was cutting beautifully then a cord from the router fell onto the y axis. As the y axis attempted to move as it was supposed to the electrical cord prevented it from moving and jammed up the machine for a second. the router bit moved sharply left as the axis tried to move the cord out of the way. I stopped the machine and the "reset button" was flashing. After the reset was hit, all locations were lost. My issue is that I have 40 parts that need to have a profile cut around each one and my x and y are no longer accurate. I did leave the machine on as well as the computer. I didn't write anything down as far as where everything started.

[chuckster]

Ok....here's what I ended up doing. Sometimes it seems I make a process so much harder than it really has to be. I eyeballed where I normally set x and y axis and it worked perfectly. Took 3 tries to get it close but 3rd time was a charm! Thanks guys!