To all Roeder controller users!
My first impression of that controller a couple of weeks ago immediately imposed the following question on me:
Is it possible to process a work piece without any risks when:
1. One axis is not correctly aligned with the clock?
2. The work piece doesn’t lie correctly in Z ( e.g. 0.015-0.025 mm difference from one corner to another after the clamping and tightening)
The colleagues that trained me sacrificially told me not to do it!!
However I see solutions for both problems but I only want to try them out if get a positive answer from somebody.
1. So
When the sensor is in the spindle and the calibration is done, then I approach ‚edge‘ and with the help of two measurement points, the work piece lies in G17 in the exact position in front of me.
With the clock I can even check it and as long as the calculated value is defined in the machine coordinates, the turning stays active.
When everything else is approached, I can store the value in the neutral point table and call / work with it from the bef.
For security reasons I would set MACOOR-ALL once and finished!


2. Can I handle the Z situation in the same way or should I use the alternative ‘100th foil’ and span it until the clock displays only +-0.005 mm when shutting down?