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    CNC Fixed & Movable Z Probe - Anyone done it with a Duet?

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    • Danal
      Danal last edited by

      There is a probing technique on CNC machines that is intended to make tool changes work properly when the tools are different lengths. This technique uses a fixed plate, and a movable plate, and uses the tip of the bit as the probe.

      Has anyone worked out the macros to do "two plate" tool change oriented probing, using a Duet in CNC mode?

      If so, will you share?

      Delta / Kossel printer fanatic

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      • A Former User
        A Former User last edited by

        If your fixed plate is conductive why the movable plate? Afaik you only need a movable conductive plate of known thickness if you want to zero your tool against a non-conductive stock?

        I've got some issues getting my Duet to home reliably but will be poking into this soon-ish. I suspect that some of the features due in RRF3 will be handy in this scenario.

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        • Danal
          Danal last edited by

          @bearer said in CNC Fixed & Movable Z Probe - Anyone done it with a Duet?:

          If your fixed plate is conductive why the movable plate? Afaik you only need a movable conductive plate of known thickness if you want to zero your tool against a non-conductive stock?

          Exactly. CNC router that cuts wood and plastic. Want to do two plate tool change(s).

          Delta / Kossel printer fanatic

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