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Troubleshooting
Thu 04 April 2013, 01:48
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Cutting wrong measurement
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If you have marks on start point and its larger...
If you have marks on start point and its larger with leading then you have some mechanical slop in system, check pinions or belt drives, check v-wheels
and of-course show us your MechMate
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