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    Newbie needs help!

    Hello All,

    Well, I am getting my IMService controller and Deskcnc all hooked up. I have a Sherline 5400 milling machine.
    I have a 4 axis controller, but only using 3 axis. XYZ

    I am doing some tests..(just with a ball point pen in the machine)

    Ok,here is my problem...Everything works great, except everything I do comes out 75% smaller.

    I did a test with a the drawing attached. Square, Circle, Star.
    The machine drew it perfect except it was 75% smaller.
    The actual drawing is 2" x 2"
    The machine drew it 1/2" x 1/2".

    On the machine mode screen it all looks fine. My grid is at 1/2" and the square,circle, star look to be 2" x 2".

    Any one have any ideas?
    thanks
    Grease
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    Figured it out!

    Well, I think I figured it out!
    My steps per inch are WRONG!
    I just went by what was in the IMservice manual provided.

    There SPI were wrong. (too small).

    Thanks for all the help!

    Grease


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