A different popular trick is to use a round precision dowel pin (whatever diameter you want, inch or metric). Lower the z until the dowel will not roll under your bit, bump z up until it just does. Instead of setting zero, you set your precision diameter as the z height. That should be more accurate than paper, given that all paper is not a precision thickness. You can find the pins on Amazon pretty cheap, ground usually within 0.0002".
@JkCanvas3 жыл бұрын
Dude I did not think about that. I will have to add that to another video. Definitely will give you credit.
@victorbastianelli3320 Жыл бұрын
Hi, thanks for the video. I just get my oneinfinty. When I try to zero the z axis it shows me that it is 4.6mm over. I really don't understand what is happening. Do I have to put the paper above the material that is getting cut?
@JkCanvas Жыл бұрын
If you have a FB account, look for the OneFinity User Group. That is a great place to post your question with a picture and not only will I see it but a lot of others. Without a picture of the error it is hard to troubleshoot.