One would think so, but apparently it varies between manufacturers. Our machines are all carving up a flat surface resting on a table. I think what's going on is that functionally that means that the working head is permanently upside-down. Is Z measured in the context of the whole machine, or is Z measured in the context of the cutting assembly?
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One would think so, but apparently it varies between manufacturers. Our machines are all carving up a flat surface resting on a table. I think what's going on is that functionally that means that the working head is permanently upside-down. Is Z measured in the context of the whole machine, or is Z measured in the context of the cutting assembly?