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    The quill does have a fine feed as well as power feed which is good but the crank feed for raising and lowering the head isn't very smooth or accurate at all so I would be using the fine feed to set depth for milling.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Web Goblin View Post
    The quill does have a fine feed as well as power feed which is good but the crank feed for raising and lowering the head isn't very smooth or accurate at all so I would be using the fine feed to set depth for milling.
    Sounds like Z axis on quill, then!
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