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Default CNC'ing a mini-lathe

I'm currently in the process of turning my HF 93212 7X14 over to computer
control.
I'm currently controlling the Lead Screw & Cross Slide & may include the
compund rest and/or milling attachment.
Has anybody tried it or would like info on where I'm at?

Using:
Arduino UNO
2 Easy Driver Stepper Motor Drivers
2 17PM-K210-G1VT Stepper Motors
Various .080 timing pulleys & belts
 
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