Quote Originally Posted by Robin Hewitt View Post
If the fuse goes pop because the driver has fried, you are going to buy a new driver anyway. They are so cheap they aren't worth repairing.

If a fuse goes pop for no good reason, the part you are cutting becomes junk PDQ. Then the cutting tool ploughs into a holding clamp, the bed dances a jig and it can get really expensive really quickly.

You don't want to end up using both hands to stall it while trying to switch it off with your foot :D
If the fuse gos "pop" then the driver stops as dose the motor as dose the axis in question ?, isnt the fuse there to protect the driver from becoming fried?