gene heskett wrote: > > > There is an echo in here. Maybe John and I are alone, but I think far fewer > homing and touch off mistakes, where a previously established setting was > in-advertantly foobared, is caused by the auto coupling between the last > axis moved and these two functions. I have destroyed my Z hundreds of > times while trying to fine tune the X. After a while, it becomes quite an > irritant for me. > > Yes, I used to do that often, too. I have done it less, now that I use a jog pendant, which does NOT change the selected axis when you jog with the MPG. Also, I have probably trained myself to double check the selected axis when using the touch-off button.
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