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    sheetcam plate marker

    what post processor do I need in sheetcam to run plate marker/scribe? I see some there but not sure if they are the right ones.

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    The standard post you are using will work. You may have a tool (Tool 101) that may be an air scribe already.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jeepsr4ever View Post
    The standard post you are using will work. You may have a tool (Tool 101) that may be an air scribe already.
    I was trying to find the right processor to enter the offsets in so I can run the scribe and then the torch.

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    The post you have been using for flat cutting also control the scribe. So if you go to Sheetcam/Options/Machine/Post processor/edit then put in these offsets for the scribe.

    X -14.265
    Y -59.18
    Z 10.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jeepsr4ever View Post
    The post you have been using for flat cutting also control the scribe. So if you go to Sheetcam/Options/Machine/Post processor/edit then put in these offsets for the scribe.

    X -14.265
    Y -59.18
    Z 10.
    Ok i found it and got the x and y done but have some trouble geting z offset perfect. X and y seems good but z is either to low or high. Maybe im not doing it right to get the correct mesurement. I drop the torch down and make contact with the plate and zero z in mach. Raise the torch engage the air slide scribe and then lower the z travel till the scribe contacts the plate. Take that measurement change to mm and enter that number in the post processor. Am i doing that correctly?

    Thanks gary

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    The air cylinder on the scribe is what sets the Z depth. Youll never be able to use an air scribe that is rigid mounted without a slide and air cylinder and a torch at the same time.
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