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  1. #1
    Not sure I understand why industry is going to be different.
    If I want to machine a part from an industry standard drawing in which the origin is bottom left at 0,0 then I want to machine 0,0 to 1,0 then on my mill the table will move to the left as the head cannot move as on a gantry, so to my mind denford is correct.

    Peter

  2. #2
    Never equate bed movement with direction.
    It's always tool movement.

    This way all axis move the same.
    Denford's way means the bed moves in X and Y but the head [ tool ] moves in Z
    John S -

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