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I noticed during drill export FAB 3000 added several commands in the header that were not in my original drill file.

The original drill file you supplied was probably missing necessary NC commands, so during drill export FAB 3000 included those necessary NC commands. 

Note: What usually happens is when you send drill files generated directly from PCB CAD software, every vendor/board shop that must use your drill files has to assume the units (are they inches or metric?), are zeros leading & not trailing, plus other assumptions.  After assumptions have been made, they will then import it into their CAM software (verify if they made correct assumptions or else re-load your drills again) and then export new drills that containing those additional commands which FAB 3000 has already added for you.  FAB 3000 eliminates the guesswork by adding those required commands from the start.


Original Drill file header:
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M48

T01C0.0201

T02C0.0252

T03C0.0319

T04C0.0402

T05C0.0472

T06C0.0500

T07C0.0630

T08C0.1575

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FAB 3000 Drill File Header:
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M48
INCH,LZ         ≪≪----------- (Use the inch measuring system with leading zeros) 
VER,1           ≪≪----------- (Use Version 1 X and Y axis layout) 
FMAT,2          ≪≪----------- (Use Format 2 commands) 
T01C0.0201
T02C0.0252
T03C0.0319
T04C0.0402
T05C0.0472
T06C0.0500
T07C0.0630
T08C0.1575
DETECT,ON       ≪≪----------- (Detect broken tools) 
ATC,ON          ≪≪----------- (Use Automatic Tool Change) 
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G90             ≪≪----------- (Use Absolute Coordinates) 

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