Christopher Purcell wrote: > Trouble is, when you set jogging to be incremental (or > continuous) on any axis, AXIS adopts that for all axes. So to do this > simple job, requires a whole bunch of extra mouse clicking. Is this > necessary? - could AXIS remember and apply individual jog settings for > each axis? You could enter in MDI a tiny piece of G-code to do the Z steps, and execute that in MDI mode each time you need to do that. Or, you could write that as a G-code file, and hit R for every step. Either way, this would shut off the spindle, so you'd want a manual spindle override setup, if your spindle is computer-controlled. Switching between continuous and incremental jog can be done with the C and I keys, much easier than using the mouse. It keeps the last incremental setting if you go back and forth with C and I.
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