Hey guys. Could one of you explain this for me. I thought probe compensation was correct prior to a part alignment. Because even without a part alignment there is still a coordinate system within the CMM. Why wouldn't it be correct without a part alignment?
In my opinion this question has more to do with probing hit vectors.
Probe compensation is relative and subject to a tangent-surface probe hit.
Any time you are probing a component that isn't perfectly normal to the surface, you induce COSINE error.
None of the above applies, because without a robust part alignment, you will always have some amount of cosine error.
In my opinion this question has more to do with probing hit vectors.
Probe compensation is relative and subject to a tangent-surface probe hit.
Any time you are probing a component that isn't perfectly normal to the surface, you induce COSINE error.
None of the above applies, because without a robust part alignment, you will always have some amount of cosine error.
