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  1. #1
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    TS3040C-H80 Mach3Mill.xml file setup correctly with swapped X and Y axis

    Hi

    I have finally sorted this machine and have it setup correctly after a lot of available manuals for the same machine with different settings.

    I have swapped the default X and Y axis around for what I consider to be a better working area and better suited to most cad/cam software.

    After downloading file, if you want to then rename it or leave as it is and put it into C:\Mach3 folder. REMEMBER to open mach3 then choose this file rather than the standard mach3mill.xml file

    Here is the XandYswappedMach3Mil.xml file......
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  2. #2
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    ADMIN - could you make this sticky please as it will be very useful for others that like me found 4 user manuals online, all exactly the same except the settings are different

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    by the way if you'd rather keep the X and Y axis as default that came with the machine i.e. X short side Y long side then just use this file but swap the 16 and the 4 around and the 5 and 17 around in config, ports and pins, motor outputs, but to me the config I setup makes more sense.

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    I also swapted x to be a long side. Just didn't make sense the other way around. Also reattached the home switch to the other end of new X axis.

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    Re: TS3040C-H80 Mach3Mill.xml file setup correctly with swapped X and Y axis

    Do all new TS3040C machines have this issue and have to be corrected?

    Also is the TS3040C better than a 3040T? I see the TS3040C has a cable driven spindle, is this as strong (capable) as the direct drive spindle on the 3040T?

    Keen to buy one, just need some advice in plain old english lol

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