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  1. 03-30-2022, 05:02 AM #1
    justtiinn
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    Z axis randomly goes higher while machining

    Hello everyone!

    We are stuck in a serious problem.
    While machining, Only 1/8'(3.175mm) and 3mm endmills goes higer.
    There's no preblem with 4, 6, 10 endmills, V bits.

    I've checked g code, there is no problem.

    Here's the code and the picture

    Picture 1 : Aspire Preview
    Picture 2 : Gcode (Z supposed to go -0.2mm below the bottom )
    Picture 3 : First path (Z -0.110, suppsed to be -0.2)
    Picture 4 : Second Path (Z -0.411, suppsed to be -0.2)

    I'm supposing it's the software issue.
    Anyone has the same problem?
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  2. 03-30-2022, 09:31 AM #2
    justtiinn
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    Re: Z axis randomly goes higher while machining

    Problem solved after the software update !
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