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Most people just resort to adding a relay.

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Gary has already stated the proper technique. You want a SINGLE power entry point to your machine. This is directly attached to the main disconnect. It is then divided to a series of breakers/fuses sized for the different loads. The wiring is sized to carry the amperage of the last upstream fuse. Fu...

Or, start the machine with the e-stop engaged. Good practice for any machine.

One thing not mentioned while using modified flank infeed is if you cut on the right flank as shown, your chips will curl towards the left. If you cut on the left flank, your chips will curl to the right which is perfect if you are threading up tight to a shoulder. Having the chips curl away from th...

If you are using the part setup routines, zero is set automatically (display will show 1/2 the probe value for X and Y and 0 only on Z). If you are using probe cycles (which it appears), then the part position in the current WCS is reported.

If you hardwire your machine, then it does not have to be on a GFCI circuit.

It's an old thread, but the information is still correct. On the thread details screen (F7) the "thread angle" setting controls how much of the cut is on the flank of the tool. Entering 60° will cut with the tip (evenly on both flanks). I usually use 55°, or 65° depending on which way I wa...

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There's probably no need to run 100 lines of parameter checking code at every tool change. Normally, once you have your tool setter and probe set up, you never change that again.