Quick question about probing.
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The last time I tried this inside a Fusion program. Something went horribly wrong, and my probe shot through my part so badly that it bent and I actually disassembled it to see if there was damage. That was about 4 months ago.
If someone wouldn't mind correcting me if I am incorrect and I have one other question: Mach 3 and I have a post that was made for probing by someone online - with thanks.
Ok so I plan to perform a second op on a part that needs to be exact for the second op (holes and a contour). This is flipping a part, and facing it on G54 approximate WCS because I am facing a larger part than the model. The Z will be precise though measured on the bottom of my part.
Then, I am calling for a probe WCS the X and Y. I have setup for a tool-change, insert my probe. Run the probing routine. I guess it will go to the current zero on X and Y, at the clearance height. Drop down, and probe the two faces I have selected. I don't have "override WCS checked" because underneath it has "WCS to be updated.... 1" written underneath.
Now, is this operation supposed to now update my G54 WCS in Mach 3 to the new coordinates the probe would have found? All automatic yes? Then will the machine ask for the next tool, and the next op begins just like that. All correct? I used to put in a manual stop, probe, continue the program.
The other question is, what does "Override Driving WCS" checkbox do?
Hope my probe doesn't crash again...... really I do.