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  1. Work offsets are basically the stored location of your part in the machine. You use them to set the XYZ zero location when working in absolute positioning mode. There are multiple work offsets available. The six most common are G54 through G59. Most machines will also have others available, but the format varies from machine to machine.

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    What is a work offset?
    Work offsets are basically the stored location of your part in the machine. You use them to set the XYZ zero location when working in absolute positioning mode. There are multiple work offsets available. The six most common are G54 through G59. Most machines will also have others available, but the format varies from machine to machine.

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    What is a CNC work offset?
    The most common CNC work offset is the first one, G54. Other work offsets are G55-G59. Some machines may have more, but G54-G59 are the ones found on almost all CNC machines. G53 is used to send the machine to a location based on the machine zero. Typically, this is the home/return position for the machine.

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    How do I start using work offsets?
    To start using work offsets, first, ensure you have a basic understanding of CNC machine operations. Work offsets allow you to establish reference points for your workpiece. Begin by referencing your CNC machine’s manual or seeking online tutorials for guidance tailored to your specific machine model.

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    Why do I need multiple work offsets?
    One benefit of having multiple work offsets is how easy they make it to run multiple parts at once. You can set the work offset for multiple parts and run the same program with a new work offset each time. This works well when you a fixture that holds multiple parts in your CNC. Where are offsets stored?

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    What is the difference between position and offset?
    Note that the “Position”, “Absolute” and “Offset” columns on CONTROL page reflect the machine coordinate position (“Absolute”) and the offset (“Offset”). The “Position” column tells the position with respect to your workpiece zero coordinate.

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    How does XYZ work offset work?
    Most machines have multiples of these work offset locations. Each of these work offsets has a table of values the users can modify. This allows you to shift the XYZ locations from the machine zero to wherever you would like it in the machine travel. These work offset values are modified in the controller.

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