i am from indonesia, i watched almost all your videos about assembling cnc controller, and after i watched your videos i realized what i have been doing all this time is totaly trash, its like perfect way to build a bomb. of course i am not a technician but i am grateful to have found this channel. i hope you can visit cnc build in indonesia channel, you will be surprised. (sorry about my bad english,its google translate)
I think the arduino stuff is more name recognition and ease of use for very simple applications rather than cost. People will likely find stuff about how easy arduinos are to program before they find info about how it isnt good for industrial applications. In terms of other single board computers (Raspberry pi and its derivatives) and system on modules (single board computers lacking ports), $23 should get you well into the 1GHz/1-2GB Ram range rather than the 16MHz and
Thank you for your support. You may be right for certain cases, but I know dealing with many end users programming isn't for many people. Cost can never be underestimated when people make buying choices on components. Thank you, Vince
Hi Vince another gem to add to the list of education you give to us, so thankyou. I have a general question, is it ok to buy 7 core double shielded cable when only needing 6? Can the extra one be ran with the shield drain? If not, does an extra wire not used cause problems? I know you run the extra pin on the aviation connectors just thought id ask about cable. Cheers again mate! All the way from Australia.
@@petermcauley4486 Hey Peter, thank you for your support. Using a cable with extra leads is fine to do pending the cable is prepped properly not having the extra lead exposed when not in use. Typically what we see is end users simply cut them flush with the cables casing, and in best practice a piece of adhesive backed heat shrink should be used to finish the cables end providing a sealed cable/lead. If you require the extra lead to be run with the shield drain that would be fine as well. Thank you, Vince
i am from indonesia, i watched almost all your videos about assembling cnc controller, and after i watched your videos i realized what i have been doing all this time is totaly trash, its like perfect way to build a bomb. of course i am not a technician but i am grateful to have found this channel. i hope you can visit cnc build in indonesia channel, you will be surprised. (sorry about my bad english,its google translate)
Thank you for your support. I really appreciate it, and am glad to have helped.
I think the arduino stuff is more name recognition and ease of use for very simple applications rather than cost. People will likely find stuff about how easy arduinos are to program before they find info about how it isnt good for industrial applications. In terms of other single board computers (Raspberry pi and its derivatives) and system on modules (single board computers lacking ports), $23 should get you well into the 1GHz/1-2GB Ram range rather than the 16MHz and
Thank you for your support. You may be right for certain cases, but I know dealing with many end users programming isn't for many people.
Cost can never be underestimated when people make buying choices on components.
Thank you,
Vince
Hi Vince another gem to add to the list of education you give to us, so thankyou. I have a general question, is it ok to buy 7 core double shielded cable when only needing 6? Can the extra one be ran with the shield drain? If not, does an extra wire not used cause problems? I know you run the extra pin on the aviation connectors just thought id ask about cable. Cheers again mate! All the way from Australia.
@@petermcauley4486 Hey Peter, thank you for your support.
Using a cable with extra leads is fine to do pending the cable is prepped properly not having the extra lead exposed when not in use. Typically what we see is end users simply cut them flush with the cables casing, and in best practice a piece of adhesive backed heat shrink should be used to finish the cables end providing a sealed cable/lead.
If you require the extra lead to be run with the shield drain that would be fine as well.
Thank you,
Vince
Thank you Mr Vince please could you activate the translation option
Thank you for your support as always.
I'll look into it as I've never done it before.
Thank you,
Vince
@@corvetteguy50 not just USA people watching you also overseas thanks
Vince has gone international.
Hey Chris, I've been for a while..:) Thank you,
Vince