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CNC Lathe 1340 Turning Center

This is an elite CNC Lathe machine that seamlessly converts back to all original manual modes for added flexibility. Delivering high-level performance with a smaller footprint, the CNC 1340 Turning Center provides great value.


Like the 1440 CNC Lathe, the 1340 CNC Lathe machine can revert back to manual operation instantly. The ease of use that the 1340 incorporates also guarantees that even the most complex operations can be done as swiftly and easily as more simple procedures. The same features allow the 1340 to be relied on for continuous high-quality operation over long productions, regardless of the application.

Producing parts in-house ensures a high level of quality, often keeping costs down for many manufacturers. Additionally, efficient production lines and manufacturing times prove to be crucial for success. To this end, most machinists seek CNC lathes that incorporate easy-to-learn features that can produce parts the day the machine is set up.
Our CNC technology is unique and new to the field; it combines a conventional manual lathe machine with the power of automation technology through CNC. This ease-of-use allows for advanced control by even novice operators. In doing so, creators can fabricate parts without outsourcing to competing companies, designers will no longer wait for parts, and small operations can program complex procedures to save time and money. The CNC Masters 1340 Lathe machine can create a small toolpath program to control the X and Z axes repeatedly with minimal interaction from the user.
Made for primary or secondary applications, the 1340 CNC Lathe is a gear head bench top mid-size turning center. Different from other cnc lathes, our 1340 takes up far less space than larger machines while continuing to deliver the same high-level performance. All types of machining shops will benefit from the 1340, but it truly shines when utilized in smaller areas and for smaller operations. A fantastic investment for any shop not wanting to outsource parts and orders, the 1340 will lower production costs by allowing a shop to produce in-house. The small size of the 1340 lathe machine ensures any shop will be able to house the machine while still being able manufacture most applications within 13″ on the swing or 8″ over the cross slide, and 35.25″ on the carriage travel.
While slightly smaller than the CNC Lathe 1440 turning center, the 1340 still provides any user with the same level of high-quality performance. CNC Masters believes that the 1340 CNC Lathe machine offers some of the best results, and we commit to our product. Built to be extremely space-efficient while retaining the features of a larger machine, the 1340 also boasts a smaller price tag than larger, more complicated machines that require specialized technicians to service.
The 1340 CNC Turning Center represents a new take on a classic machine, and it represents a viable and desirable solution for machining shops throughout the industry, whether machinists need to fabricate a single prototype or automate a large run of a complicated part. Coupled with our time-saving accessories designed for CNC, the 1340 CNC Lathe truly becomes an elite lathe machine.
CNC Masters values all of our customers. As with our other products, we welcome any comments or questions concerning the CNC 1340 Lathe. Our company considers our customer service to be one of our greatest assets, and the relationships we build with our customers are among our top priorities. While we completely stand behind our products, please contact CNC Masters immediately should you have any questions or issues with your CNC Lathe machine.
CNC Masters keeps prices low while maintaining high-quality products, but we realize that CNC machines can represent a major purchase. To offset the initial investment for small firms interested in machines like the 1340, we offer financing options. Contact us for more information, or use our online form to apply.

EVERY CNC MASTERS 1340 CNC LATHE TURNING CENTER IS HAND-TESTED FOR QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE BEFORE LEAVING OUR MANUFACTURING FACILITY IN IRWINDALE, CA.

The CNC 1340 Turning Center: Built for the Independent Shop Owner

Designed with the independent shop owner in mind, the CNC 1340 Turning Center is the ultimate lathe machine to bring control and greater profit to your own business. This machine was built to allow for fast and reliable automatic product development; but at the same time, it can be quickly converted to manual operation to bring the best of both worlds to an independent shop.
Designed to be reliable, portable and compact, the 1340 CNC lathe opens new frontiers for the independent business. With a simple hands on learning process and integrated to work flawlessly with most CAD and CAM software programs, the CNC 1340 CNC lathe machine can spell the difference between breaking even versus a profitable year.
There are many advantages to operating your own turning center. In addition to always being first in line for your development needs, you can also keep your trade secrets and upcoming projects under wraps until you are ready to launch your new creation. The extremely competitive pricing of the 1340 CNC Lathe also makes it the machine of choice when you do decide to take control of your own business matters and product development.
Perhaps most important to consider when you choose to outfit your shop with the 1340 CNC Turning Center is the fact that you have the full support and expertise of CNC Masters, who will be by your side from the point of delivery and throughout the life of your valued equipment. In fact, you will find that even before you become a valued customer of CNC Masters, the benefits of working with such a quality company becomes evident through the very flexible and customer-oriented financing program. You can get up and running without a significant outlay or delays from looking outside for more financing options, which turn out to be more expensive.
Contact CNC Masters today to improve control over your operations and the bottom line of your balance sheet! To learn more about this machine, feel free to browse the links below and on the sidebar for specifications, a video, and the accessories we offer for it.
John runs his own business. He has a cad design he needs to have machined but is unsure what his best option is. He knows he could work with a third party machine shop but without a large bulk order this is expensive, time-consuming and frustrating to deal with. Orders can be late, parts made incorrectly and John is stuck dealing with someone outside of his organization. What if he could machine his own designs in house, cheaply and easily?
With CNC Masters he can. CNC Masters offers high quality, affordable machining products and software that give business owners flexibility and control over their machining process. With the CNC Masters machine, John can machine a single piece to prototype his latest invention, or turn out production runs 40 hours a week.
Our Master software is easy to learn and with cam software being so intuitive John can quickly take a cad drawing, convert it into a tool path program and import it into the Maters software to run his CNC Masters machine. Meaning John will be automatically machining his part in no time and you can too; With CNC Masters, keep profit margins high by owning your own machine. Just install the software on to your PC, load your cad drawing and let the cam software do the rest. Plus, you are never alone.
CNC Masters tech support is included as long as you have a CNC Masters machine. We will help you troubleshoot mechanics, electronics, and the Master software directly by phone or email. Now that’s support! The ROI is undeniable. Contact CNC Masters today and get started milling your own parts.

$8,499.00

With the CNC Masters 1340 CNC Lathe, you can cut down on the need to outsource work to produce prototypes or even complete projects.

  • Powerful size 34 Z-axis micro-stepper motor within 1500 in/oz of torque
  • Very accurate with micro-stepping motion
  • X & Z Direct Drives – no timing belts to adjust
  • X & Y Zero Backlash Ball Screws with Pre-loaded ball nuts to eliminate play
  • Full 2 Axis coordinated motion control on bipolar motors – True interpolation
  • Transition between CNC and Manual modes

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The CNC MASTERS 1340 CNC Lathe Features

  • This CNC Lathe is designed to work with Windows 10 64 bit operating systems through your standard USB port.
  • The 1340 CNC Lathe features powerful size 34 Z-axis micro-stepper motor within 1500 in/oz of torque to drive the carriage, and X-axis micro-stepper motor within 600 in/oz of torque to drive the cross slide. Stronger torque coupled with micro-stepping motion allows the CNC MASTERS 1340 Lathe to perform accurately without log steps.
  • The minimum possible motion for the 1340 lathe is .0001" with a minimum speed of 0.5" per minute. The maximum speed is 100" per minute on your Rapid Settings with ramp down effect to keep the machine from jerking.
  • Full 2 Axis coordinated motion control on bipolar motors--far superior over unipolar technology when it comes to torque and power. True Interpolation.
  • Standard hand-wheels on each axis for manual option machining with axis motor disengage feature to retain full manual control as on a standard manual 1340 lathe.
  • X & Z Axes Zero Backlash Ball Screws with pre-loaded ball nuts to eliminate play on the cross slide and carriage travel, and provides precision machining. These custom-made precision ball screws allow for precision turning, facing, chamfering, threading, and even milling and grinding operations. Ball screws are covered from flying swarf.
  • X & Z Direct Drives--no timing belts to adjust. This results in smoother operations and ensures accuracy unlike pulley and belt drive methods which can cause the belt to buckle causing inaccurate results. This unique design of direct drive keeps the user from having the need to change the belt or adjust as it wears down.
  • The 1340 CNC Lathe features Computer Controlled Variable Spindle Speed, save time without having to change gears and program your spindle's speed in the Master Software through G-codes, simple english conversational commands, or on/off with your PC mouse.
  • Encoder installed at the spindle for true positioning and computer control, making internal and external threading applications easy on CNC without needing to mechanically change gears and manually change levers on the lathe.
  • This CNC Lathe also features Home Reference Sensors on the X & Z which saves your home/zero position as the first line of your program. This feature allows you to quickly return to the home position on any program without having to manually zero your two axes again.
  • Limit Switches on both extreme ends of each axis allowing you to confidently test your program without having to worry about an axis travel to its end and causing extreme damage to the machine.
  • Run your tool path from any line on your program
  • Easy to Use Jogging Features and Feed Control by pc mouse or keyboard
  • Jog-Input Command automatically writes each line of your toolpath as you manually jog each axis by pc mouse, keyboard, or the optional hand held remote control joystick to save as a program for repeat use.
  • Software Power Feed capabilities on X & Z with one click of the pc mouse for exact relative driving distance.
  • Hooks up to your PC, comes pre-built from the factory, and is completely tested before shipping out.
  • Pre-engineered for you when it comes to pitch and resolution. No axis or motor tuning needed at setup. No additional parameters set-up required. Display resolution is 0.0001 micro-stepping travel. Just start using it.
  • Run files from popular CAD-CAM softwares that produce standard G-Codes such as Mastercam, Surfcam, etc to machine intricate and detailed parts
  • Easy guide window to create threading applications for any size pitch
  • Load DXF files from graphic programs such as CorelDRAW into CAM softwares to machine or engrave detailed parts from scanned images
  • Easily build a file of commands to turn simple parts without the need to learn to use a CAD-CAM program.
  • Digital Read Out Display of your X & Z counters on your computer screen in INCHES or METRIC using your PC mouse, keyboard, or our optional Hand Held Remote Lathe Control.
  • Machine materials such as wax, wood, plastic, aluminum, brass, copper, steel, and stainless steel, and much more.
  • Can add computer control coolant, quick change wedge type tool post, and shield guard from our line of accessories to the CNC MASTERS 1340 Lathe.
  • Easy user-friendly setup for any beginner or experienced machinist. Easy to learn and operate. See our testimonials.
  • The 1340 CNC Lathe is backed up by our CNC MASTERS ONE YEAR WARRANTY or extend it for two more years.
  • Unlimited "life-long" operational Tech Support step-by-step trouble shooting and walk-through process by email or phone support Monday-Friday PST during normal business hours for as long as your company owns the lathe.
  • Easy to repair, replace parts, and maintain unlike costly servo systems which need to be serviced.
  • Free Master Software Updates for as long as the hardware can support it
  • Discounted Prices for Existing Customers of CNC MASTERS.

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29. Create a Peck Drilling Program in Circular or Rectangular Patterns
Using the Circular or Rectangular Drilling Wizards, you can program the machine to drill an un-limited series of holes along the X and Y planes. Program it to drill straight through to your total depth, use a high-speed pecking cycle, or deep hole pecking cycle. You can program the cut-in depth and return point for a controlled peck drill application to maximize chip clearance.

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20. Change up to 30 tools with compensation, and store your tool offsets for other programs
The MX supports…

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21. Use the optional ATC rack up to 8 tools for milling, drilling, and rigid tapping applications
The CNC Masters Automatic Tool Changer Rack and Tools (US Patent 9,827,640B2) can be added to any CNC Masters Milling Machine built with the rigid tapping encoder option. The tutorial will guide you through the set-up procedure using the ATC tools.

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22. Use the optional Rigid Tapping Wizard without the need for tapping head attachments
When you order your CNC Masters machine, have it built with the optional rigid tapping encoder. You can take any drill cycle program and replace the top line with a tapping code created by the wizard to tap your series of holes up to 1/2” in diameter.

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23. Use the optional Digital Probe to scan the profile and/or pockets of your fun/hobby type designs to write your tool path program and machine out a duplicate of your original design To “surface” scan an object, you can program the probe along the X or Y plane. The stylus will travel over the part starting on the left side front corner of the object and work its way to the end of the part on the right side. Depending on how the stylus moves, it will record linear and interpolated movements along the X, Y, and Z planes directly on the MX Editor.
To “pocket” scan an object containing a closed pocket such as circles or squares, the scan will start from the top front, work its way inside of the pocket, and scan the entire perimeter of the pocket.
Under the Setup of the MX software you will find the Probe Tab which will allow you to calibrate and program your probe. Your “Probe Step”, “Feed”, and “Data Filter” can also be changed on the fly while the probe is in the middle of scanning your object.

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24. Use work offsets G54-G59 for nesting applications
The work offsets offer you a way to program up to six different machining locations. It’s like having multiple 0.0 locations for different parts. This is very useful especially when using sub-routines/nesting applications.

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25. Create a Rectangular Pocket / Slot with our selection of Wizards to help you build a tool path program
The Cycle Wizards for the mill or lathe makes it easy to create a simple tool path without needing to use a CAD and CAM software.
On this Wizard, the Rectangular Pocket / Slots, can be used to form a deep rectangular pocket into your material or machine a slot duplicating as many passes needed to its total depth.

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26. Create a Circular Pocket Wizard
Input the total diameter, the step down, and total depth and the code will be generated.

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27. Do Thread Milling using a single point cutter Wizard

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28. Cut a gear out using the Cut Gear Wizard with the optional Fourth Axis

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19. Disable the axis motors to manually hand crank each axis into place
Easily de-energize the axis motors by clicking [Disable Motors] to crank each axis by hand, and then press [Reset Control] to re-energize the axis motors.

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30. The MX interface can easily be interchanged from Mill Mode to Lathe Mode
Use this interface for your CNC Masters Lathe. It contains all the same user-friendly features and functions that comes in Mill Mode. Simply go to the Setup page and change the interface.

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31. Use Tool Change Compensation or the optional Auto Tool Changer Turret if your application requires more than one tool in a single program
You can offset the length and angle of each tool and record it under Tools in your Setup. The program will automatically pause the lathe’s movement and spindle allowing you to change out your tool, or allowing the optional ATC Turret to quickly turn to its next tool and continue machining.
On the MX interface, you also have four Tool Position buttons. Select your desired T position, and the auto tool post will quickly turn and lock itself to that position.

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32. Use the Lathe Wizard Threading Cycle to help you program your lathe’s internal or external threads in inches or metric

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33. Use the Lathe Wizard Turning / Boring Cycle to help you program simple turning and boring cycles without having to go through a CAM or writing a long program with multiple passes

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34. Use the Lathe Wizard Peck Drilling Cycle to help you program your drill applications or for face grooving

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35. Facing / Grooving / Part Off Cycle Wizards – with Constant Surface Speed
These cycles can be used with Constant Surface Speed allowing the spindle speed to increase automatically as the diameter of the part decreases giving your application a consistent workpiece finish. With CSS built into the wizard, there is no need to break down the cycle into multiple paths and multiple spindle speed changes.

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36. This is our list of supported G and M codes which can be found under Tools > G Code/ M Code List in the MX
If you plan to use a third-party CAM software to generate your tool path program, use a generic FANUC post processor and edit it to match our list of codes. As an option, we also sell Visual mill/turn CAM software which comes with a guaranteed post processor for our machines to easily generate your tool path programs based on your CAD drawings.

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37. Our pledge to you…

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10. Run each tool path independently to study its movement
1. Run the machine on Trace mode. You can run each tool path independently, one line at a time to study the tool path movement on the machine to verify the position of the application and if any fixture/vise is in the way of the cutter’s path.

2. You can also verify your program by clicking on the Trace and Draw buttons together. This will allow you to view each tool path independently one line at a time in the Draw Window.

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2. Clutter Free Interface
The MX is engineered for the CNC MASTERS machine so you do not have to fiddle with a detailed complicated configuration that can be overwhelming. Just load in the MX and start machining!2. Clutter Free Interface
The MX is engineered for the CNC MASTERS machine so you do not have to fiddle with a detailed complicated configuration that can be overwhelming. Just load in the MX and start machining!

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3. Features Tour and Tutorials Included
The Features Tour will give you a quick run-down on all the features the MX can do for you. The Tutorials are easy to follow even for the first time CNC machinist.
Feel free to download the MX on any of your computers. We recommend downloading the MX along with your CAD and CAM software there at the comfort of your office computer to generate your tool path programs. You don’t need to be hooked up to the machine either to test your program in simulation mode.

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4. Navigate and Edit Your Program through the MX interface with Ease
With a few clicks of the mouse or using touch screen technology, you can easily navigate through the MX interface importing saved programs into the Editor from the File drop down menu. Using standard windows features to edit your program you can then lock the Editor Screen to avoid accidental editing, and if you need to insert a line in the middle of a program, just click on [ReNum] to re-number your tool path list.
You can create a program or import CAM generated G-code tool paths into the Editor
The X Y and Z W arrow jog buttons are displayed from the point of view of the cutter to avoid confusion when the table and saddle are moving. You can also adjust your spindle speed and coolant control while jogging each axis.

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5. Feed Hold – Pause in the Middle of your Program
Feed Hold lets you pause in the middle of a program. From there you can step through your program one line at time while opting to shut the spindle off and then resume your program.
You can also write PAUSE in the middle of your program and jog each axis independently while your program is in pause mode.

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6. Hot Keys
Hot Keys is an alternative method to easily control your machine using your hard or touch screen keyboard. One can press P to pause a program, press S to turn Spindle On, G to run a program, Space Bar to Stop, J to record your individual movements one line at a time to create a program in teach mode.

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7. Pick Menu – for conversational mode programming
Write FANUC style G-codes directly into the Editor or select commands off the [Pick] menu and write your tool path program in conversational mode such as what is written in the Editor box. You can even mix between conversation commands and G-codes in the same program.

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8. Pick Menu List of Options
Use commands such as MOVE, SPINDLE ON/OFF, COOLANT ON/OFF, PAUSE, DELAY, GO HOME…. to write your tool path programs in conversational mode.

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9. Draw the Tool Path to verify it before pressing Go
Hit Draw to view your tool path program drawing, check out its run time, or even simulate the tool path in 3D mode. This can be helpful to quickly verify your program before running it. You can also slow down or speed up the drawing or simulation process.
You can also hit Go within the Draw Window itself to verify the cutter’s position on the machine. The current tool path will be highlighted and simultaneously draw out the next path so you can verify what the cutter will be doing next on the program.

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MX Software – Easy to Use, Easy to Learn – Included with your machine purchase
The MX software is designed to work seamlessly with your CNC Masters machine. It is made to work with Windows PC – desktop, laptop, or an all in one – on standard USB. Use it on Windows 8 or 10 64-bit operating systems.
No internal conversion printer/serial port to USB software or additional conversion hardware is used with the MX.

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11. Counters display in Inches or Millimeters – Continuous Feed
1. When running a program, the counters will display a “real-time” readout while the machine is in CNC operation without counting ahead of the movement.
2. The current tool path is highlighted while the machine is in operation without causing slight interruptions/pauses as the software feeds the tool path to the machine. The MX internally interprets a program ten lines ahead to allow for “continuous machining” avoiding slight interruptions as the machine waits for its next tool path command.
3. “Run Time” tells you how long it takes to run your tool path program.

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12. Use the “Go From Line” command to start in the middle of your program
If you ever need to begin your program from somewhere in the middle of it, use [Go From Line] which you can find under Tools. The Help guide will walk you through how to position the cutter without losing its position on the machine.

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13. Exact Motion Distance without over-stepping on an axis while jogging
Use “Relative ON” to enter a specific coordinate to jog any of your axes to an exact location without having to write a program. It’s like using “power feed” but easier. You can jog an exact distance on any of the axes without needing to keep the key pressed down and mistakenly over-step the movement releasing your finger too slowly off the jog button.
Let’s say you need to drill a hole exactly 0.525” using the Z. So you enter 0.525 in the Z box. Next, adjust the JOG FEED RATE slider for the desired feed rate. Then “click once” on the +Z or -Z button to activate the travel. In this case you click once the -Z button first to drill the hole exactly 0.525”. Then click once on the +Z button to drive the axis back up 0.525”.

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14. Teach Mode – Jog Input
You can create a tool path program by storing each point-to-point movement by simply jogging an axis one at a time. Click on either of the Jog Input buttons to store each movement on the Editor Screen. You can then add Spindle ON, feed commands, and press GO to run the new program as needed. This is a great feature to help you learn to create a program by the movements you make on the machine without necessarily writing out an entire program first.

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15. Override on the fly to adjust the Jog Feed to Rapid or the Spindle Speed during the middle of a program
1. Jog Feed and Rapid with Override: You can adjust feeds using the slider from slow minimum 0.1″ per minute to a rapid of 100″ per minute of travel. You can even micro-step your jog as low as 0.01”/min. The [-][+] buttons allow you to fine tune feeds in 5% increments while the program is in motion.
2. Spindle Speed with Override: You can adjust speeds using the slider from a slow minimum RPM to the max RPM according to the machine setup. The [-][+] buttons allow you to fine tune feeds in 5% increments while the program is in motion.

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16. Adjust Counters using Pre-Set if you cannot begin the program from 0.00
In a situation where you cannot begin your cutter at it’s 0.00 location, you can “Pre-Set” directly into the counters by typing in your beginning coordinate. You can press Go from here to run your program. You can also “zero all” or “zero” your counters independently. With one click of the [Return to 0.0] button, all axes will travel back to its respective 0.0 on the machine.

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17. Set and Save your 0.00 position for future runs
Set and save your 0.00 position on the machine. These coordinates will be recorded as the first line of the program in the Editor Screen. Should you desire to return to this program at a later date, you only have to click on the Set Zero Return button. This will command the machine to automatically jog each axis to its saved “set” 0.00 position according to the recorded coordinates at the first line of the program.

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18. Create a “Home” position to clear your application and run multiple times
Let’s say you need to machine one application times 100 pieces. This usually requires a jig to retain that physical 0.00 position. But in this case, you want the program to end with a clearance of the axes to easily switch out the next piece of stock and start again. With Save Home, you have the ability to save this offset (home) position while still retaining your Set Zero position where the machine will mill your part out. Pressing [Save Home] will record this new position under the Set Zero line in your program.
Pressing [Go Home] will jog your axes back to your “saved home” position where you originally pressed the Save Home command. You can also input GO_HOME from the Pick Menu as its own tool path in your program. At the completion of your program the axes will end at your Home position. Replace your part, then press [Return to 0.0] button to allow the axes to return to its zero position, and press Go to start your next run.

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