Watching on pcbmills video, when milling the other side require offsetting X.
the problem is, I don't put any limit switch on my CNC and the "offset" require "home" coordinate.
How can I solve this without installing any limit switch on my CNC ?
is there any other way ?
cal
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11-06-2009, 02:28 PM #1
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How to "offset" Double sided PCB if I don't have abolute "home" on my CNC ?
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