I make fixtures that zero out on my guide rails, which themselves are zeroed out at the SW rapid position location.
Had the dust boot on my Pro at a jaunty angle and during a tool change, it got caught between the router and the side rail. Pulled it out quick but not before some cringe-worthy noises.
Now my SW zero point is about 1/8" inboard (in X & Y) of its previous position, and initializing and machine reboots don’t reset it. Everything else seems fine, just can’t use my fixtures as planned.
If you ‘Change tools’ does it still line up over the BitSetter the way it did before? Or is it off consistent with the amount it is off at the fixture?
Have you re-initialized after the crash? After you skip steps like what usually happens in a crash, you need to do that so the machine gets its bearings again.
A crash would seem to indicate a mechanical problem — try this — move the gantry all the way to the front of the machine, power off, and pull both sides of the gantry flush against the front endplates, then power up and initialize — does that restore the position?
Another thing to check is the belts — power down and remove them (labeling them so you can swap them end-for-end and side-for-side when reinstalling) and inspect them — if they’re okay, reinstall, swapping as described, if not, replace them.
Failing all that, you can adjust where the Rapid Position points fall in a couple of ways:
adjusting the homing switch positions, or when applicable the size/shape of the machine elements which trigger them (is it possible that something is bent?
