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    Yes, great moment when something moves under power! Now, if you can sync two cordless drills for testing master plus slave axes...

    Edit - just flicked back and see you are using the long-belt sync method. Saves requirement for synchronised cordless drills
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    Yes, great moment when something moves under power! Now, if you can sync two cordless drills for testing master plus slave axes...

    Edit - just flicked back and see you are using the long-belt sync method. Saves requirement for synchronised cordless drills
    Haha yes!


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