CNC Repeat Jobs and Set Positions

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• JO

  @johndiego3105 · 4 years ago

  I seen where you posted about some person criticizing how you pronounced words. Just so you know that 99.9% of the people who watch your videos really enjoy and learn from them! Please don’t stop helping the rest of us because of that person.

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• JM

  @jmarmusic · 2 years ago

  This was SO useful, thank you so much, had this exact question earlier today in the Saintsmart CNC FB group as I need to remove a part, paint it and put it back to do an engrave pass. This is fantastic.

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• DQ

  @dQw4w9WgXc · 4 years ago

  When i learned one thing in my CNC Apprenticeship, making stuff like this is one of the most important parts for actual work later on

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• VD

  @vdub2002 · 2 years ago

  Nice video, but another way is to have the corner of the inside be your 0, 0 when you make the fixture and document what those coordinates are.<br><br>But as a machinist that runs industrial equipment, I like your channel and have shared it with many people getting started.

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• MI

  @michaelvalenty9547 · 4 years ago

  Brilliant. &nbsp;I was thinking if that could be done about a week ago to make things easier. &nbsp;Very timely video as always. &nbsp;Cheers. &nbsp;Thanks for pushing me in the right direction.

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• SE

  @seabeepirate · 3 years ago

  Clever with the macro bit, I like that you can shut it off and turn it back on.

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• MA

  @maffysdad · 3 years ago

  At the moment you&apos;re videos are my bible for the 3020-Pro...

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• AS

  @asthecrowflies2996 · 6 months ago

  Thanks James for all your help and tips . From The Land DownUnder 👍🏿

• JP

  @jptoto · 4 years ago

  Thanks James! This was enormously helpful. It really helped demystify some of the basics of setting home and repeated cuts for me. Cheers!

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• WO

  @wolfy1beer · 4 years ago

  Nice one James. &nbsp;I setup a similar thing a few weeks ago. I start most of my jobs from the centre origin, so have got multiple macros setup for each job. &nbsp;I’m making clocks of different diameters at the moment, (ie 12 &amp; 6 inches) so have a Macro labelled for each one that takes the machine through the homing process &amp; then to the workpiece centre. Soooo much easier &amp; faster to get started 😊

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• CR

  @crosswindjones · 4 years ago

  Another awesome video James. &nbsp;I have been manually homing my machine, afraid to press the &quot;home&quot; button in GCS. &nbsp;Very helpful to know how it should be used!

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• GE

  @GeekCreek73 · 4 years ago

  Thank you for keep adding cnc content just got to building my 3018 that have layed in a corner for 2 years . you made me think i can do cnc too. so thank you!

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