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19 Nov 2025 05:06 - 19 Nov 2025 05:10 #338705
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Hi, this is my first post outside of the Ethercat section.
I'm getting beat up by a z axis travel limitation, although I did somehow get the program to run once. My understanding of the problem is that my g54 is in the wrong spot.
Fusion 360 says the max Z height is 0.6", so I moved my Z axis almost all the way up, then set the G54 Z position to 0.6". I did have the program run once, but then I stopped the program. When I go to re run the program I keep getting the same z axis error.
I've attached some phone pictures.
I'm getting beat up by a z axis travel limitation, although I did somehow get the program to run once. My understanding of the problem is that my g54 is in the wrong spot.
Fusion 360 says the max Z height is 0.6", so I moved my Z axis almost all the way up, then set the G54 Z position to 0.6". I did have the program run once, but then I stopped the program. When I go to re run the program I keep getting the same z axis error.
I've attached some phone pictures.
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Last edit: 19 Nov 2025 05:10 by farmer_mike. Reason: duplicated all the pictures
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19 Nov 2025 06:26 #338707
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I have my MAX-Z-LIMIT set at 20mm & MIN-Z-LIMIT set at -255
Usually when I run a program, as I set home and stuff like that manually I'd home to a mark on the column, then bring the tool down to a height of 6.35mm above the stock, set by a pin, touch off at that height. Which sets the Z zero on the stock.
Usually when I run a program, as I set home and stuff like that manually I'd home to a mark on the column, then bring the tool down to a height of 6.35mm above the stock, set by a pin, touch off at that height. Which sets the Z zero on the stock.
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