06-16-2016, 04:20 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-16-2016, 04:23 PM by GreatOldOne.)
I actually did my mill first - and as it turned out so well, I did my lathe as well. 
![[Image: Mill3.jpg]](http://greatoldone.squarespace.com/storage/milling/Mill3.jpg)
Z-Axis is mounted on plate that sits under the machine name plate, and is attached to the depth stop arm.
![[Image: millzaxis.jpg]](http://greatoldone.squarespace.com/storage/touchdro/millzaxis.jpg)
Y-Axis is mounted to the mill in such a way that the scale moves, not the head - so it's not dragging the cable when the table moves
![[Image: millyaxis.jpg]](http://greatoldone.squarespace.com/storage/touchdro/millyaxis.jpg)
And the X-Axis. The readhead sits behind the auto stop for my shop built power feed.
![[Image: millxaxis.jpg]](http://greatoldone.squarespace.com/storage/touchdro/millxaxis.jpg)
The interface is mounted on the wall to one side of the mill.
![[Image: milliface.jpg]](http://greatoldone.squarespace.com/storage/touchdro/milliface.jpg)
There is a tach sensor on the mill, but it's not very easy to see - it's a similar setup to the lathe where the sensor is in the head casting, but in this case it's pointing up toward the quill fully sheave, and there's 4 rare earth magnets glued to the underside of it.

![[Image: Mill3.jpg]](http://greatoldone.squarespace.com/storage/milling/Mill3.jpg)
Z-Axis is mounted on plate that sits under the machine name plate, and is attached to the depth stop arm.
![[Image: millzaxis.jpg]](http://greatoldone.squarespace.com/storage/touchdro/millzaxis.jpg)
Y-Axis is mounted to the mill in such a way that the scale moves, not the head - so it's not dragging the cable when the table moves
![[Image: millyaxis.jpg]](http://greatoldone.squarespace.com/storage/touchdro/millyaxis.jpg)
And the X-Axis. The readhead sits behind the auto stop for my shop built power feed.
![[Image: millxaxis.jpg]](http://greatoldone.squarespace.com/storage/touchdro/millxaxis.jpg)
The interface is mounted on the wall to one side of the mill.
![[Image: milliface.jpg]](http://greatoldone.squarespace.com/storage/touchdro/milliface.jpg)
There is a tach sensor on the mill, but it's not very easy to see - it's a similar setup to the lathe where the sensor is in the head casting, but in this case it's pointing up toward the quill fully sheave, and there's 4 rare earth magnets glued to the underside of it.