When it is done you will have a circle that is РІР‚СљpocketedРІР‚Сњ. 125РІР‚С– deep after the first pass, then it will lower another. 125РІР‚С–, then the first pass will make the circle with the Z lowered. 25РІР‚С–, the machine will move X and Y to form the circle and Z will lower after each pass depending on the depth per pass setting in your software. 75РІР‚С– in diameter but you only want it to go down. As an example, if you were cutting a square that was 2РІР‚С– x 2РІР‚С– all the way through 1/2РІР‚С– material and you want a hole in the center of the square that is. X Axis РІР‚вЂњ Side to side (left/right) motionР”Сћ.5D milling refers to the CNCРІР‚в„ўs ability to move the cutter along X and Y in a synchronized manner with the Z axis moving only a predetermined about during each pass. Set your Z Zero manually by lowering it to touch the material surface or machine bed (to match how your setup your CAM file) OR use a Tool Length SensorР”Р„ CNC Router is (typically) a 3 axis machine.Load your GCode file РІР‚вЂњ when you do you should notice that the yellow dot is where you set it up in your CAM file (lower left, center, etc).PRESS THE HOME BUTTON FOR Y AND X РІР‚вЂњ this will reset the digital read out (DRO) to 0.00 for each.Manually move the end mill (spindle) to the location that you want to start the job on your work piece.Home your CNC machine (Press Home All on UCCNC).Load your work piece onto the CNC and secure it.To ensure that your job is always setup properly, please follow these steps: The Yellow dot will be outside of the work piece. Please use the following steps when you setup a job to ensure that your yellow dot is always where you want it before you run a job: This is what it might look like if you have not zeroed your machine. If the dot is NOT in the where you set it in your CAD/CAM file, then it is most likely because you did not ZERO X AND Y once you positioned the end mill (Spindle) at the starting location. This is how the yellow dot should look on a job where you set the XY Datum to be in the center of the work piece. If you setup a job with the XY datum in the center of your job, then Yellow dot should be in the center of the screen in that window before you start running the job. The tool is represented by a Yellow Dot on the screen. In the live display window in UCCNC it shows you your project file as well as the location of the tool in real time. Why is the Yellow dot not in the location I set on my work piece in UCCNC?

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