Probe mode stock leads to entierly false results!

[michael_taffertshofer]

The two jobs with 3 touch operations uses probe mode stock and leads all to entierly false results.

I crashed my part and I am somewhat less than amused.

I can work around but expect Autodesk to fix this mess.

[Anonymous]

Get in line. I use Inventor Cam 2022. I had a case created for a known, significant, issue with rest machining and I've been waiting 2 months for a fix. 

Best of luck to you Michael..

[michael_taffertshofer]

Another scrap part because of this problem. Shame on you Autodesk people!

[DarthBane55]

Weird, but we can see on your picture that it isn't touching the stock, it's probing the final part, which would change the result quite a bit.  Should look like below.  Are you sure you picked the stock faces?

Mind you I'm using Inventor CAM and you are using HSMworks I think, possible they have a bug there.

[michael_taffertshofer]

Thank you for taking on this topic.

It seems Y an X axis stock definition are used reversely in the touch operation.
When I change x stock measure then it affects the y touch position which is definitly not coorect.

[DarthBane55]

oh wow, I definitely don't have that in Inventor, sorry I can't help, looks like HSMworks issue 😞

So when you probe, you don't actually pick the stock faces on the screen in HSMworks?  it sort of does it on its own according to the stock definition in the setup? (Inventor-> pick faces on screen).

[michael_taffertshofer]

The touch probe with stock material leads to completely wrong results. Would you please fix this terrible error.

I quote from your homepage and ask you to keep your own promises by no longer ignoring this software bug.

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[michael_taffertshofer]

Why is no one from Autodesk responding to this software bug?