No matter what I put in to Ace for the Z offset and max Z pass values, the G code always comes out with a Z offset of 0.09448031 . What have I done wrong?? It had been working fine for years up until now.
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04-26-2008, 11:35 AM #1
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Not sure, but make sure the entities in your .dxf file are drawn at Z=0. If they are not drawn at Z=0. the offset from zero appears to get added to the final depth.
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