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[Aiph5u (Aiph5u (not affiliated with Onefinity))]

Hey Jim,

@Aiph5u

But as we see here, zeroing somewhere that is independent from the workpiece allows Z probing at home position (= at tool change position) and facilitates tool change within a program.

@JimHatch

I don’t think it is that uncommon an ask to do what I’m suggesting which is why the less well engineered Shapeoko can do it with their bitsetter accessory and why others have asked for support for that. Do a search on “bitsetter”, “tool change” or “bit change” and you’ll see a couple of dozen topics asking for the same.

Yes, I know this thread e.g. which shows excellently what you can do if you simply make use of inserting g code into the “tool change” text area input field in the General Configuration Tab of the Onefinity Controller:

BitSetter in the future?

But do you see in the video, it probes tool length at a repeatable and workpiece-independent position. If you accept this, you can run program files with multiple tools right now with the Onefinity CNC very well today.