How to Slave an Axis in Mach3

[@FragBenitez]

Excellent video, straight to the point. You are a lifesaver, thanks for sharing!

[@DimensionMachine]

Very helpful in setting up my router with a slaved axis and dual home switches. Thanks!!!!!

[@hamiltonsCNC]

Thank you.. For the life of me i couldnt figure out how to reverse the axis! I was trying to change the direction port on the setup..

[@usernew1764]

thank you for sharing this video but i have hard time to understand at min.1:37 witvh tab you have opened. thank you for helping. beside that it was greatfull from you to make it clear. if you can tell me with tab. and some explanation how to?

[@LifeUnlocked16]

just what i needed. thank u

[@alicante1989]

thank you for sharing i want to use 2 motor in y axis "y1. y2" and i don't know how i can setup in mach 3 pls help me

[@fabianotchee]

thank you friend

[@sorstudios]

What is the purpose of slaving, gear or thread cutting?

[@machmotion9769]

The primary application for slaving axes would be a dual drive system, think gantry. Examples would be Router, WaterJet etc.

[@TheFixxxer11]

thanks for the trick,, very helpfull

[@leovrd]

Thank you!

[@kentasxxxx]

Great ! One question. My salve axis is going a bit faster then x axis. In the lenght of 2000 mm slave axis is faster 10 mm or so. Why it is so?

[@andyn081]

I have the same Issue. I have been searching the internet trying to find out why. Have You figured it out? It was turning the opposite direction RANDOMLY. I Upgraded my powersupply to fix that to my controller

[@kentasxxxx]

andyn081 No, no yet, ill pm you if i will figure it out

[@batfrog84]

@@kentasxxxx did you sort the problem in the end

[@cadcam9592]

Thank you.