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From: Ahm_Sup <ahmad.suprotik@tuhh.de>
Date: Fri, 27 Aug 2021 18:18:06 +0600
Subject: [PATCH] Final updated Draft

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 ***Drawback***:
 -	It is worth noting here that the Masso G3 controller has only two Y axes. This is the reason that you have to order the 4-axis version so that the controller can work properly with the machine. Always remember that the this controller doesn’t come with stepper drivers. Hence, you need to get two stepper drivers and connect to the Y-axis.
 -	Also, note that you need to get separate stepper drivers for the X and Z axis also. Thus, for many people out there, getting a 4-axis Masso CNC controller is a practical choice. With a 4-axis controller, you would be able to slave the Y axis to A-axis. Furthermore, would have the option to wire up the 4-axis Masso directly to the controller. 
-### Recommended Model: 
+#### Recommended Model: 
 #### [Masso G3 CNC Controller](https://www.masso.com.au/product/mill-router-cnc-controller-g3/)
 -	Masso G3 has control software for three types of CNC machines, CNC mills, CNC lathes, and CNC plasma cutter.
 -	The hardware is the same (Masso G3) for all three types of CNCs, but the software is different. 
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