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    Quote Originally Posted by lukecnc2012 View Post
    what is a normal feed rate for this type of machine on aluminium
    I don't know the answer to this as I don't use a machine like it or cut aluminium, it would only be a guess by searching for other people's settings and you can do that yourself.
    However I do know you need to find out how far the X and Y move for one revolution of the driving screw.
    Also set the acceleration and velocity to be the same for X and Y so they work better on curves.
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