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  1. 18-02-2022 #1
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    The reference is the cutting action, not table movement. You can have a table which moves in both X and Y directions, or only Y or only X, or a moving gantry, where the table is stationary, but the cutting directions should always be the same.

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    Here is a picture for a moving table version, but really it doesn't matter if you think about cutting directions.
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