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12-09-2009, 04:06 AM
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| I did know this but I have been to sleep since then. I think it relates to whether the machine has a "true" y axis or not. If the machine has a Y axis slide the CAM needs to be Mill-Turn, if not then it is Turn-Mill  |
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Mill-Turn or Turn-Mill 
Linear Mode
