Saw Centering
Top-view geometry: the part front center is the origin (0, 0).
Enter measurements and calculate.
Top view
saw-radius circles at OD intercepts (F, R)selected saw (behind part)part silhouette (in front of saw)candidate intersections (1, 2)Y adjustment / Δk (S → k = 0)
Focus changes the viewport only — X and Y always share one scale, so nothing is stretched. Point coordinates are listed in the readout above rather than crowding the plot. The part is shown as one solid silhouette; the saw itself identifies the centered cut, so no artificial tine shapes are drawn. The dotted circles have the saw radius and are centered at the front/rear OD intercepts. Both intersections are shown; the selected candidate is the first one with x < 0. The adjustment is Y-only: positive selected k means move toward FRONT; negative selected k means move toward BACK. The signed Δk correction is retained for reference.