Tool Frame Lab: Difference between revisions
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|We start by taking a measurement from a known fixed point to our previously taught tool tip. Since these are digital calipers, we need only take it to that point and then zero it out. This creates a reference point we can measure from.
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|Once it is zeroed out, we add our suction cup. This cup sticks out a bit from the original brass piece by 4.9mm, as shown in the image.▼
'''What was your measured difference? ___________'''
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|The useful end of the suction cup is actually about 1mm inside the cup, as it should be pressed down on the object slightly to make proper contact for negative pressure to develop. We take the 4.9mm measured, subtract the 1mm from it and get 3.9mm for our changes.
What does your tool frame show as the Z value of the original tool? _____________
Add your calculated value to the original tool's Z distance. What is the new value? ______________
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|Select the Z value on screen and enter the new number you have come up with. Press enter to submit the change.<br />
▲|Once it is zeroed out, we add our suction cup. This cup sticks out a bit from the original brass piece by
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