Thread: Hall effect proximity sensors
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24-06-2019 #17
To get back on topic....
I do not use work offsets very often, which I presume depends on the accuracy of determining machine zero by homing all axes (axises ?). Most of what I do is one-offs and for that I zeroise locally when the piece is bolted down. If I have to do two or more, then I use a simple jig and, as I said before, leave the machine in a known position if I have to switch off and return to it next day.
It would be interesting to determine the increased accuracy with a dual sensor set. I would guess that it would not be significant for most home built machines.
What do the big boys, like HAAS, do?
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