• Go to [CUT CONDITION] and check [START CORRECTION] and [END CORRECTION].

1. Select Tool [B (CUTTER)].

　 For details, see “SELECTING A TOOL [TOOL SELECT]” in Operation Manual.

2. Perform [TEST CUT].
　 See how the test cut comes out and go to [START/END CORRECTION] under
　 [CONDITION] and adjust the upper or lower limit of the cutter.

　 For details, see “SETTING CUTTING CONDITIONS [CONDITION]”
　 in Operation Manual.

　 If you make the value for [START CORRECTION] bigger, it starts to cut front side of
　 the starting point.
　 If you make the value for [END CORRECTION] smaller, it completes the cutting at
　 the back side of the ending point; it will make easier for you to take off the cut
　 object easily.

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When the starting point and ending point do not meet in circle cutting:
　 Check [CIRCLE θ COR].
　 The value should vary by the thickness of the work or the degree of hardness,
　 thus make an adjustment to meet the size of the circle.
　 * If a problem occurs in R60 circle, then adjust the correction value for [50 < R < 100].

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Procedure:
1) Turn [ARC θ] to [Enable] before you run the function, [CIRCLE θ COR].

2) Run the function, [CIRCLE θ COR].
　 For details, see “[TOOL ADJUST] > [CIRCLE θ CORRRECT]” in Operation Manual.

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