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  1. 24-01-2017 #1
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    You need to use a right hand coordinate system, as that's all that mach3 supports.
    The actual Home position can be anywhere you want.
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    Thanks Gerry, I will reverse the Y axis direction and also reverse the Y home position. This should keep me within positive machine coordinates, as going negative on MC will only confuse me more!!
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