Thread: Emco PC120 Turn
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07-08-2016 #26
On a lathe X should always move to positive as the tool moves away from centre.
Even on a lathe with twin turrets, the controller should be smart enough to know what direction is positive depending on what tool/turret is selected, although I think there is a bug in Mach3 when running front and rear turrets.
G0 is just a rapid move.
G53 defines machine coordinates, but it's non-modal I.e. you have to put G53 in front of every coordinate to move to machine coordinates, other wise it will default to the active tool/offset coordinates. You would typically use a G53 for the tool change location move.Avoiding the rubbish customer service from AluminiumWarehouse since July '13.
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