What is the output origin of the woodworking engraving machine?

       The ultimate goal of the woodworking engraving machine [output origin] is to accurately position the tool path on the board.

       The origin is a reference point for the movement of the woodworking machine tool. If the origin of the tool path is defined as the lower left corner of X and Y, and the Z direction is defined as 0 point, then other points on the tool path use this point as a reference point to determine the relative position. The woodworking machine tool is processed in the engraving with these points relative to the parameters of the origin.

       When engraving, first define the starting point in the three directions of X, Y, and Z. The starting point has a one-to-one correspondence with the origin. The position of the starting point is the origin position of the tool path machining file. The position of the starting point is defined, then the origin of this tool path is determined. The tool is engraved with the starting point as the reference point during machining.

       Therefore, it is important to set the output origin to be critical. If the wrong board is set, it will be scrapped. After purchasing the machine, you should study hard with the technology. If you are used to the operation, there will be no big problem.