This application relates to the field of tool measurement equipment technology, and in particular to a tool parameter measurement
system and method. In use, a standard part is first clamped onto a tool pre-adjustment component. A moving
assembly drives a first mounting component to move vertically and along a first direction, allowing the camera imaging device to focus on the zero-gauge surface of the standard part. A
laser sensor is connected and installed on the first mounting component. Utilizing its rotational function around the first direction and its fine-tuning function along a second direction, combined with the mandrel surface of the standard part, the
yaw angle and offset are calibrated to establish a unified linear
laser measurement coordinate
system. When the standard part is replaced with the part to be measured, the camera imaging device can be used to measure the projected dimensions of the part, or the
laser sensor can be used to scan the spiral groove contour of the part and calculate the core
diameter after coordinate transformation and filtering, or the
laser sensor can be rotated to scan one revolution to obtain a
point cloud and reconstruct a 3D model. The
laser sensor can be disassembled and reassembled as needed, achieving integrated tool measurement and improving measurement accuracy.