Yes, this is what it's supposed to be doing. The cut pattern page reads the tool data to determine how many threads are active, which is defined by the thread pitch and cut depth: = If you change tools or even click on your tool again, it will reinitialize that Cut Parameter page setting. If you never take advantage of using a multi-point threadmill, I would suggest that you define your tool with the cutting length set to one tooth (in my example above, that would be .05 or 1/20). Check out 2020 then:

That is if the parameter for movement when called is on or off. Amazing how many of the builders still use the default parameter of movement when G49 is called. Just had 6 different brand new machines need to have this turned off in the last year. People le from what I have seen as of late never properly vet their Vericut. Even the best vetting so to speak there is still the .01% Vericut will miss. I have debugged about 20 different machines in the last few years that were quote unquote proven Vericut machines. I don’t put the blame on CG Tech or any CAV company. Problem is most companies never want to do it right. They want it good enough and call it a day.

This is kinda the whole point.

Saywhat??? How does it do that with a properly form relief ground tool that isn't rubbing???