CNC Automatic Tool Sensor Gauge, DC 24V Normally Closed CNC Z Axis Tool Setter, High Accuracy Aluminum Alloy Z Axis Probe Tool Touch Sensor Setting Gauge for CNC Router Engraving​ Machine

Works great on the Tormach for tool setting. Run the macro and it just works. Hard wired mine so the plug can be used for the probe

The media could not be loaded. Surprisingly well made. Instructions are completely in Chinese, but you don't really need to read them.Brown / Yellow is the switch for setting tool length.Green / Blue is the over travel (which just closes the switch when the setter is pressed more deeply).Five second set up on a Tormach 1100M. It's the two inner pins (excluding the center pin) on the aux port for tool length. From what I've read online, if you want over travel functionality, you have to wire them into your e-stop (and not the DIN 5 pins).On a Tormach, the command you want is G37 and G37.1. Tormach doesn't have much info (as in, the command's own page) on how to use G37 on their site, but it's all buried in the actual owner's manual PDF for your machine, which IS on their site.G37 Pnumber is available for tool breakage detection. So, G37 P0.1 would check for a hundred thou difference between the already-set tool length and the results that command generates). So, if the tool is broken, it will trip the ETS at a shorter height and error out.So if T06 is set at 3.0000 inches, but it breaks during use, it may trip at 2.7500. If the P value was commanded, the machine would error out.

doesnt have a probe detect lead so pretty crappy for price. have to manually say its ready each time i want to use it and remember to disable. but besides that it does work well.

Got it hooked up to my CNC and I'm seeing <0.05mm repeatability, I can't measure anything less than .05 because I don't even have motor resolution that fine.Running it at 5V instead of 24V with no performance issues. Brown is wired into a +5V source and orange is wired into a signal pin for an end stop on my CNC control board. The air blade is awesome. Whole part looks slick - would buy again.

Got this for my tormach mill. Used the Brown and orange wires (normally closed). Soldered to a 5 pin DIN connector. Pins 4 & 5. Note that the pins are not in order. Refer to the tormach tech wiring doc for your machine. Needs COM and Input pins.

Just as the title says. Works quite well.

Fortunately I used some points to purchase this setter but still at 43 dollars it's a good investment for your CNC machine. Really well made solid and with decent length of cable. One thing though is that there is no instructions in English, I had to use a translator app to figure out the wiring. Overall I'll recommend it.