[De...] Posted Monday at 12:08 PM Share Posted Monday at 12:08 PM Hello all, It has recently come to my attention that I am getting different measurements while using different angles on my RDS-CAA head. Checking a 2.49969 Ring in the same spot with A+B at 0° it's perfect. Then using B at 35° and again at 45° in the same locations yields different results. I am using the 35° method to ID grooves in customer parts that have ±0.001 tolerance. This is right after requalifying the probe being used as well. With this much of a discrepancy from straight to angled, I'm wondering if I need to try a disc probe and stop using the articulation of the RDS head. Any suggestions or ideas on what I could/should try to make this better or is it "Go with a disc" at this point? Attached is a PDF of the 35°, 45°, and straight scans. The screen capture is of how I am doing the scans for the angled measurements. For the X axis measurements I have "A" at 0° with "B" at -35° and 35° while for the Y axis "A" is turned to 90° and then "B" repeats the -35° and 35° angles. 7-27-26 35-45 DEG CHECK.pdf Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
[De...] Posted 8 hours ago Author Share Posted 8 hours ago Hello again, I was able to speak with a Zeiss representative and over the phone and TeamViewer, I got the exact help I needed. Using a more accurate qualification method is exactly what was required to overcome the issue with the off measurements. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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