Zeroing Multiple Bits

We will look at a file that has several bit changes and how to zero different bits in between toolpaths. We will be looking to zero these bits in a fashion that they will line up with each other so we do not see any material discrepancies. This training will take you through the steps and methods for changing bits and aligning them during the cut process.

[@stormllc1978]

thanks that was very helpful

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[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

Great video. Thanks for sharing this.

[@SouthernOregonCoast]

Thank You for this great tip!

[@stevecox552]

Awesome Video, Thanks,,, Newbie here,,, do you have a video showing how to set all 4 of those bits in the VCarve program??

[@donthomson5339]

Could also Z zero to the table surface in the same location. Table surfacing Z zeroing takes out any inconsistencies in material thickness.

[@bryanseward3649]

Don Thomson, I was going to say the same thing

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

I did run into this issue on the last sign I made. I had LOTS of clean up to do. And... I didn't use that 1/2" for the large area clearance so it took forever. Do you have a recommended bit for that? I need to purchase one for my next sign.

[@Liquid_Haze]

Would be so nice if I could do this with my Shapeoko xxl using Carbide Motion 🙄🙄 great video though!