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 **Top-hat method:** **Top-hat method:**
  
-Good for when you don't need fully-faced sizes, but complete top and bottoms. +Good for when you don't need fully-faced sides, but complete top and bottoms. 
-(There is no way to accurately face the full sides using this method)+(Technically this method cannot **perfectly** face the full sides, but it's practically unnoticeable)
  
-Can use a chamfering tool for final step as an alternative to deburring.+Can use a chamfering tool for final step as an alternative to de-burring.
  
 **Facing/Surfacing** **Facing/Surfacing**
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 **Steps:** **Steps:**
   - During your operation, click CYCLE STOP when you are just at the boundary of 2 lines of G-Code operating. Doesn't matter whether you're at the end of one or beginning of the one you want to resume in.   - During your operation, click CYCLE STOP when you are just at the boundary of 2 lines of G-Code operating. Doesn't matter whether you're at the end of one or beginning of the one you want to resume in.
-  - Do whatever you need while the machine is paused. Move workholding, manually jog the machine, adjust workspace origin, etc.+  - Do whatever you need while the machine is paused. Move workholding/workpiece, or manually jog the machine. 
 +    - HOWEVER: be careful of executing G-Code in this state! Your program may be depending on mode G90 or G91, and any other settings, and won't know if you change them!
   - Jog the machine back to the start of where you want to resume.   - Jog the machine back to the start of where you want to resume.
   - Scroll in the GCode window to highlight the line and feature you want to resume at the start of.   - Scroll in the GCode window to highlight the line and feature you want to resume at the start of.