Thread: Setting a start point.
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16-06-2012 #1
Last Activity: 08-10-2012
Rocardoco - Thanks for that. It makes sense and I was considering a similar thing but making use of the T Slots for one axis and maybe bolt a piece of acrylic cut like a set square for the other.
Jay - Good point about the wear in a specific area, I had not considered that. Suspect it will be fine for now as it's for hobby use but as and when I have more time to spend on the machine I will take this into consideration.
James
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16-06-2012 #2
Last Activity: 23-01-2017
your very welcome and i also did it the way you have suggested in the begining but i kept moving it so decided on the pins..
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