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Re: Start Up and Shut Down Procedure of Machine with regards to Homing
« Reply #10 on: June 28, 2018, 02:26:50 PM »
Hi,
when the machine is referenced then soft limits work.

I have roller plunger home switches on my mill which are repeatable to 0.02mm. It means that I can be half way through a job, stop, turn off the machine,
come back tomorrow, reference and start the job where I left off without having to reset anything.

Certainly you will 'zero' the machine relative to the surface or corner of the work but that is a relative position. Homing (referencing) is an absolute positioning
procedure.

Craig
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