Got the panel finished, just need to find or make some 22mm blanking plugs

I found tonight the limitations of a poor Z axis travel, did a test run on the parts that been discussed in my thread on work in different quadrants.
Ok so maybe i am being a bit overzealous by asking for a 35mm clearance plane, not sure, but when you take out the clearance plane, thickness of material, a little more for drill breakthrough, you are left with a very small window of tool-height variation before the CSMIO throws a soft-limit-switch and bums out.
It needs the z axis to be zeroed when it's 36mm down from top limit - that allows the code to send it to Z35 for clearance, then you have to make sure that the shortest tool does not run it out of Z axis travel - i was going to use a slightly longer drill but will have to bum that idea and mill the holes or get stub-length drills etc.
It really is a lot more limiting than i imagined it would be, not having the ability to just throw the knee down a few turns to fit a big drill is an example - this would bugger the Z zero setting.
I guess i will have to run with much smaller clearance plane and double-check before each run that it misses the clamps etc.
Now i see why they make VMC's with 300+mm of Z axis travel
