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    I can't see how a magic marker coating would be any use after the first pass, but maybe it is truly 'magic'.

    I always thought that 'in tram' meant all axis movement was at right angles x to y and y to z. Maybe 'tram' is an acronym for True Right Angle Motion

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    If it does actually work... it would be something you'd just do on a finishing pass. Could actually be quite handy for boring, I'm going to try it :)

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