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    I have ajuster the motor tuning its not perfect but very close.now when I move the dro it's movement matchs the z axis.I load g code move the torch to the top of the materal zero all the axis press reg move up the z from the materal the run the g code .the torch will move down to materal then carry on down toward s the table then eventually will start to cut

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    Quote Originally Posted by whensparksfly View Post
    I have ajuster the motor tuning its not perfect but very close.now when I move the dro it's movement matchs the z axis.
    Told you this before The steps per is not something that you tune or tweak. It's Calculated and Fixed number based off mechanical and Drive parameters.
    Motor tuning and Steps per are completely different things. Motor tuning won't make the machine move wrong distance.! (well it will if over tuned but that would be missed steps and very small amounts)

    Your replies are not helping us help you.!! . . Be more clear please. Comments like " zero all the axis press reg move up the z from the materal" don't help tell whats happening or not.

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    Quote Originally Posted by whensparksfly View Post
    press reg move up the z from the materal
    Turn off predictive text and read before sending!
    You think that's too expensive? You're not a Model Engineer are you? :D

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