Starting from version V4.1 WinPC-NC USB and WinPC-NC Professional an scan a surface, record the varying Z-heights in a table and matrix, and later project the toolpath data for milling and engraving onto it. In the next step, the measured Z-heights are taken into account and compensated. This makes it possible to work on uneven surfaces and even compensate for a machine bed that is not completely level during processing. This makes it possible to work on uneven surfaces and even compensate for a machine bed that is not completely level during processing.
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