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I have a Practical CNC and the table was set to a height that does not allow for all of the Z (6"). Right now with a deck and spoil board, I only have about 2 1/2" of Z. I do some 3d work but mostly 2D plywood boat kits. What kind of trouble am I creating for my self if I lower the table to allow for all 6 inches of Z? Will I damage my ability to maintain the 'rigidity' of the Z if most of my work is extended to cut near the 6" limit? Thanks in advance. Sam |
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