Okay, so after using this for a few runs, I think I have a better place to enter start and stop GCODE. I moved all the start GCODE to the “job header” section which removed the problematic GCODE that was causing issues when starting a job. And I replaced the GCODE in the “job end” section with the correct GCODE. I did add this G0X0.0000Y0.0000 to the top of the “job end” GCODE. This will move the router back to the start. That allows me to start another job from there or the next operation.