On 1/29/2011 7:47 PM, Jon Elson wrote: > Mark Wendt (Contractor) wrote: > >> My question is, can comp_file be used to map out those inconsistent >> heights in software, so that I don't have to file and scrape anymore? ;-) >> >> >> > You probably need to talk to Stuart Stevenson, who built a fairly > complex component to > correct all the errors in his 5-axis Cincinnatti mill. It is possible > that his component could > be used in your application just by zeroing out all the un-needed > corrections, and supplying > your own mapping table. Otherwise, it could just be a guide as to how > to build a one-axis > correction table to compensate a different axis. > > One other thought is that you might be able to rig a die grinder or > Dremel to your axis and make > it plane down your table until it is parallel to the axis travel. > > Jon Thanks Jon. Stuart, how does your component work? Do you think it might be able to be applied to this situation?
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