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In theory, you could use an offset of 0, or a generic plane to "flatten" any flatness variation for the measured plane... but FRAK is only 3 hits (a 3pt plane will not capture any flatness, ever), so it makes absolutely zero sense.
So I too am confused as to the following:
1 Why the two dims would produce different X axis values and
2 Why someone would do this intentionally in the routine
First, why would one ever measure a plane and then construct an offset plane with an offset of zero?
Second, if one did this, shouldn't dimensions referencing those planes give the same results? that is, the planes should be interchangeable?
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