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  1. 15-12-2012 #1
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    Andy, there's nothing wrong with wiring the mains through the estop. Pro's like Strike CNC have been doing it for years! Lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shinobiwan View Post
    Andy, there's nothing wrong with wiring the mains through the estop. Pro's like Strike CNC have been doing it for years! Lol
    It makes me cringe to think how many of their machines are out there still being used and a potential death trap!
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