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06-25-2007, 02:58 PM
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I will be using Mach 3 with my CNC and, being nable to find a G-Code generator suitable for my needs, I have decided to wrie my own. In mach 3, I have my units in inches. For the G-Code, If I have X5.0 and then X6.0, will it move in the X-direction one inch? I am jsut wondering because I have seen some stuff that used thousandths and don't want to screw up.  |
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