Re: How do I square my x and y axis?
Posted by
Doug Fortune
on 2006-02-07 11:15:01 UTC
apples0_17 wrote:
in mind that it probably isn't exactly square, but by flipping
the square over, and setting to the average of the two readings
will get you bang on square.
For example, if the square is not exactly square (say its acute
with less than 90 degrees, say 89.5 degrees), then by flipping it
over, you get 89.5 degrees the other way (ie now its at 90.5 degrees).
Now by setting to the average of the two, you'll be bang on 90
degrees.
cheerz
Doug Fortune
.
>How do I square my x and y axis?Jon wrote:
>Place a large triangle on the table ....Mount a dial indicatorI might add that a big carpenters square is good.... keeping
>or better, a dial test indicator
in mind that it probably isn't exactly square, but by flipping
the square over, and setting to the average of the two readings
will get you bang on square.
For example, if the square is not exactly square (say its acute
with less than 90 degrees, say 89.5 degrees), then by flipping it
over, you get 89.5 degrees the other way (ie now its at 90.5 degrees).
Now by setting to the average of the two, you'll be bang on 90
degrees.
cheerz
Doug Fortune
.
Discussion Thread
apples0_17
2006-02-07 01:40:26 UTC
How do I square my x and y axis?
Jon Elson
2006-02-07 08:37:53 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] How do I square my x and y axis?
Doug Fortune
2006-02-07 11:15:01 UTC
Re: How do I square my x and y axis?
Erie Patsellis
2006-02-10 19:21:54 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] How do I square my x and y axis?