From 63d98d9925840f4f93094b7e0174f3af8af78f8e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: dalgona92 <dalgona92@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2019 21:42:16 +0900
Subject: [PATCH] continue pushing my homework..
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When moving in z direction, set the cursor step to X100 - to prevent the sudden crush between an end mill and a circuit board from happening.
If you find the proper position to start milling the design, set the position to an origin by pressing the X/Y and Z buttons below the "Set Origin Point". </p>
- <img src="image/assignment/w5/009.png" width="600" alt=""><br><br>
+ <br><img src="image/assignment/w5/009.png" width="600" alt=""><br><br>
<p>If all settings is completed, press +Z button two or three times to safely start milling
- On this step, the X and Y position should be 0(mm), and the value of Z will be, maybe 2 or 3(mm).
Import the design by pressing the CUT button on the panel, and finally the machine is really ready to mill the design on the circuit board.
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<img src="image/assignment/w5/010.jpg" width="600" alt=""><br><br>
- <p></p>
+ <p>The PCB wasn't neat, but after brushing the surface it looked pretty fine for me. </p>
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