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    I haven’t used enable but I’m pretty sure it works something like you described. But wait for a second opinion. My main concern is if you rotate the motors they will send power into the drivers which they might not like. I think it would need a mechanical clutch as well.

    Is it the Clough42 ELS system by the way ?
    Building a CNC machine to make a better one since 2010 . . .
    MK1 (1st photo), MK2, MK3, MK4

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    Quote Originally Posted by routercnc View Post
    I haven’t used enable but I’m pretty sure it works something like you described. But wait for a second opinion. My main concern is if you rotate the motors they will send power into the drivers which they might not like. I think it would need a mechanical clutch as well.

    Is it the Clough42 ELS system by the way ?




    I am using a simple program from Dronebot workshop that just allows me to change direction and speed. I have a tachometer on the machine so in the future i may try and write a program that ties the stepper to the spindle speed. I think if i was going for full control i might go for Jon Bryan's program. It looks simpler.
    Dan

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