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In my fixture offsets it shows 70 for X and on the lower half it shows -70 for Y. I believe the table is a 8 x 12, Star Labs. How would i check if it is metric or imperial? I also use SheetCam TNG for my CAM

This is my latest build, not CNC but hey it can be used to control CNC's and yes i did run LinuxCNC on it and it ran perfectly, of course since a Ryzen 9 5950X does not even notice LinuxCNC is running given it's 16 full cores (no Rod, your PC does not have 20 cores, Intel lied to you ... and the rest of the world, Atom cores are not worth a dime).
It also has my ex Radeon RX6800XT so Doom Eternal does over 250FPS with RT on and all settings at "ultra violence" or similar, and looks amazing on a 34" ultra wide monitor.
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Just asking, no help on their forums or no forums at all?
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On the first picture, it shows up at the offsets as 70 on X, while lower it shows -70?
On the third and fourth picture, the starting points are OK for both X and Y, but end points are over the limits on both X and Y, meaning even if you move the offsets for X it will still not fit on Y as there are no offsets on Y.
What is the table size?
Is the Plasma (you should have mentioned it is a plasma) set in metric or imperial?
What CAM are you using?

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