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  1. #1
    If you were doing lots of it the same way then you might want to change but if you are working on different layouts I would say leave as is, quick rotate is select all press Ctrl +9 45 left, Ctrl +0 45 right

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  3. #2
    Quote Originally Posted by phill05 View Post
    If you were doing lots of it the same way then you might want to change but if you are working on different layouts I would say leave as is, quick rotate is select all press Ctrl +9 45 left, Ctrl +0 45 right
    Surely that just rotates vectors that you have created on the workpiece it does not rotate the workpiece. When I looked into this originally I could not see or find (google) anyway of rotating the job/workpiece. It would be great if you could rotate everything on the XY Datum.

    Earle

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    Quote Originally Posted by Earle View Post
    Surely that just rotates vectors that you have created on the workpiece it does not rotate the workpiece. When I looked into this originally I could not see or find (google) anyway of rotating the job/workpiece. It would be great if you could rotate everything on the XY Datum.

    Earle

    You can use G68 in Mach3 to rotate the program 90°.

    BUt my preference would always be to configure the machine to match V-Carve Pro. Having to rotate anything should be a rare case, rather than the norm.
    Gerry
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  5. #4
    Maybe part of the answer lies here; http://www.mycncuk.com/threads/8004-...ight=backwards
    D-man, how did this conclude ?
    Spelling mistakes are not intentional, I only seem to see them some time after I've posted

  6. #5
    As Gerry mentioned i reversed ports and pins, however the workpiece is now inverted and im getting narrow letter (test) also when doing to i get rounded corners, not sharp ones
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  7. #6
    ok so ive managed to get the T the right way up to where i want it.

    will i have to do the steps per again due to swapping the axis, and also with the T being very narrow

  8. #7
    Looks like your motor tuning calibration needs swapping over too. I'm guessing you've got different pitch screws on your x and y?

    That should sort out the narrow letter problem.

    Edit : Check your cursor keys for jogging from the keyboard too (hotkeys). You'll probably need to change those too.

    Si.
    Last edited by firetrappe; 30-10-2014 at 02:20 PM.

  9. #8
    Awesome, im running rack and pinion on both axis. however one is on a gearbox and other two on cncrouterparts drive pulleys

  10. #9
    You shouldn't need to change your jogging hotkeys, unless you've already changed them to a non standard configuration.
    You will need to change your steps/unit, and accel and velocity settings if they are different for X and Y.
    Gerry
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    Mach3 2010 Screenset

    JointCAM - CAM for Woodworking Joints

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    Quote Originally Posted by Earle View Post
    Surely that just rotates vectors that you have created on the workpiece it does not rotate the workpiece. When I looked into this originally I could not see or find (google) anyway of rotating the job/workpiece. It would be great if you could rotate everything on the XY Datum.

    Earle
    The Vectors are the workpiece!!

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