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« on: December 09, 2017, 06:45:15 PM »
Actually Inc programming is among teh simplest ways one can program. It is teh easiest to follow most modern blueprint values. Rarely do you see drawings in ABS values. Now can it get complicated ?? yes if you want it to be (;-). The best part about it is it is easy to use the same code over and over again. For expmple if you program to machine a hole if you do it in inc you can use that same code anywhere as the code describes teh hole function NOT where you are going to bore it. Works very well in SUBS and parametric programing.
In teh old world we always moved to teh center point location before starting to machine a circle , hole ,bolt circle, anything circular. This allows a quick check to make SURE teh function is located correctly. Teh move to a center point is also always notated in teh Gcode
G0 X0 Y0 ( Center point of Bolt Circle)
But as always to each their own (;-) TP