Step 3: Calibrate the Tools
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Calibration Reference Cut
The figure below, shows a sample reference cut and the type of offset to input into the calibration
menu.
See “How to Enter Calibration Data” on page 3-6 .
Note:
To help isolate tool function, use the
Tool Config
page to disable or enable sus
-
pected tools. After isolating the tool, run the
Door Job
.
See “Routers: How to Iso
-
late and Calibrate a Specific Router” on page 3-18
Process to Calibrate the Tools
Important:
It is recommended to
verify the Tool Config
settings before calibrating the
plunge cut (
Z-Axis
). This is a global calibration. Therefore, by calibrating,
other tools may be out of calibration. For directions on how to use the con
-
figuration menus,
See “About the Tool Config Tabs” on page 2-29 .
To help
identify tools that need to be calibrated, view
Tool Path Review
.
See “About
the Tool Path Preview Test Screen” on page 2-32 .
1.
Create a
Door Job
of a
Cut
of your choice. The example in this section is a jamb cut
with a plunge and lock plate at a depth of 0.25”.
2.
Add
Door Job
to the
Queue
.
3.
Once the cut is machined, measure the
length
,
width
, and
depth
positions of the cut. If
the cut is not in the specification, determine which tool and axis needs to be cali
-
brated.
4.
Perform the
Left Hand Rule
pointed at the cut lock to determine axis direction. The
figure below shows a Lock cut on the jamb.
• If
diameters
of the plunges are out of specification, the
Diameter Offset
needs to be
adjusted.
• If the
length
of the cut is out of specification, the
X-Axis
needs to be adjusted.
• If the
width
of the cut is out of specification, the
Y-Axis
needs to be adjusted.
• If the
depth
cut is out of specification, the
Z-Axis
needs to be adjusted.
• If the
corners
of the lock cut are out of specification, the
Chisels Offsets (n
eeds to
be adjusted.
See “Sample Calibration Chisels Cut” on page 3-17.
FIGURE 3- 6.
Axis Location Reference
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