Hey, I am trying to do a similarbleveling technique on a widely different part (non-automotive). I cant quite figure it out. Could you share your g-code?
@@paragonengines1924 No if you turn a level 180 deg then if any error is in the level it will show up. Granted with a machine level there might not be but every thing has an error be it ever so small. Take a builders level and try it as it will show up. An old trick I was shown by my dad when setting out. Ps like your work and set up. Dad built JAP racing engines in the 60/70 running on Dope so seen a few bent rods and valves growing up
I see what you're saying, the level we have is so close that I can't decern an error just from the bubble. If I use the level and get it as close as I can to level, the surface is usually within a couple thou.
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Hey, I am trying to do a similarbleveling technique on a widely different part (non-automotive). I cant quite figure it out. Could you share your g-code?
Do you ever reverse the level to half any error?
Are you talking about rotating the rotary a different direction?
@@paragonengines1924 No if you turn a level 180 deg then if any error is in the level it will show up. Granted with a machine level there might not be but every thing has an error be it ever so small.
Take a builders level and try it as it will show up. An old trick I was shown by my dad when setting out. Ps like your work and set up. Dad built JAP racing engines in the 60/70 running on Dope so seen a few bent rods and valves growing up
I see what you're saying, the level we have is so close that I can't decern an error just from the bubble. If I use the level and get it as close as I can to level, the surface is usually within a couple thou.
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