33 year cnc veteran here and I've got to say that that whole package has everything I'd want on my dream cnc. (1) Plenty of gantry clearance for thick jobs (probably up to 8" thick) (2) servos instead of hobby shit steppers (3) solid construction all round for heavy cutting at high speed (4) pop up registration pins (I use my registration pins all the time but they aren't pop up ones unfortunately) (5) Masso controller. These put maintenance back in the hands of those that are capable of it. My current machine has all fault finding and most technical settings only available to / accessible to the company techs at $230/hr. I.e. password protected.

Hi Im hoping to get some help with my Onefinity which is going into alarm on the Z axis any help would greatly appreciated

Excelent!

Is there a way to lock the x/y/z zero buttons, or turn on a confirm dialog before zeroing? It seems like it'll be very easy to hit them accidentally. Is there a page where you can put favorites, things you do multiple times a day every day? For example I lift and lower the dust boot during cuts, I switch between tools 1 through 9 manually quite often. All of this is accessible through the menus or gcode commands, but it would be nice if you can just pin it all in one place instead of going to submenus. Lastly, and I know you can't really tell from videos, but is there input noticeable lag between the MPG and the motors responding? It almost looks like a small pause between hearing the clicking of the mpg wheel and the spindle moving, but I can't think of a reason why there would be lag, and you never see the mpg in use and spindle moving in the same camera frame.

Hi..can the masso cnc controller be used for cylindrical grinding machines and surface grinding machines