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    Quote Originally Posted by JW1977 View Post
    Offcourse, thats how its done, thanks!
    Well then i have a pretty good idea how to do this for X and for Y.
    Im not really sure about Z yet. How do you put the "down" limit for the Z axis?
    Lots of people don’t have one since the height of the workpiece and stick out of the tool are variable so there is no obvious place to put it unless you set it up in a variable position to suit each job
    Last edited by routercnc; 04-09-2019 at 12:43 PM.
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