Good information man I'm trying to kick start my memory on how to program learned the basics in Mac tech CNC and manual machine but the programming is using the noodle and man it's been a minute back to the basics for me thank you machinist
Not bad...we need many more very high quality example of this kind of work...it represents tremendous potential....needs to be more comprehensive and devoid of stuff that may distract from actual comprehension and retention...as well as devoid of retention mechs that may set up problems socially down the road for anyone anywhere....this is a good video.
When you transition from a manual mill to a CNC mill there is something you REALLY need to know........although it is the table that moves in the X and Y planes you must think it is the spindle that is doing the moving otherwise you will get confused with the plus and minus directions...........that means when the spindle is moving to the right the coding is all plus values (you don't show a plus sign) X20....X30....X40 etc, but when the spindle is moving to the left it is all minus values........X-20......X-30.......X-40 etc. For the Y direction the spindle moves towards the column and you get Y20....Y30.......Y40 etc.........moving back towards yoi and the Y values are Y-20......Y-30.....Y-40 etc. I spent a few days trying to get the machine table to move to the right with the right arrow jog key but the table moved to the left, which was very confusing........that is manual mill thinking........ until it was explained to me that you must forget manual milling and think the spindle is the thing moving not the table.........that became clear after a few days and with a block of polystyrene foam in the mill vice and a pointed wooden stick in the chuck to simulate a job and tool the code I wrote did the job. Oh yeah, I forgot.....the table surface is always your Z zero so that anything plus is always going up.
Great info, and great organization of your presentation, but the music is way to loud, and it felt like it was in super slow motion and I kept passing out. It's better to fade in the music between scenes and fade it back out. But you make it simple. ...because it is simple. Thanks for the great info teacher.
What is the best way to simulate g-code execution? I want to learn it on my laptop without using a CNC machine. I don't own or have access to a CNC machine to practice with.
Normally if it is T1 then you would use D1 with your G41 or G42. And H1 with the G43 height offset. That just makes it a little easier and more consistent. But you can use any D or H number with any tool. An example would be the following. M6 T1(call the tool, say it is a 1/2 end mill) M3 S3000(set the RPM) G54 G90 G0 X-.500 Y0(position the tool over the beginning of where you want to start) G43 H1 Z.200(move to .200 over the work piece) /M8(turn on coolant) G1 G98 G41 X0 D1 F25.(move to the start of the cut and activate the offset say D = .250) From here it would be moving to your depth in Z and making your cuts. If you wanted to change the offset on T1 for a different area of machining to take a little more or less of a cut you can do that by using a different H or D that is not being used by another tool. I have 400 offsets in my machines and only 40 tools. For example; M6 T1(call the tool, say it is a 1/2 end mill) M3 S3000(set the RPM) G54 G90 G0 X2.500 Y1.00(position the tool over the beginning of where you want to start) G43 H101 Z.200(the H is changed to refer to a new height offset for tool 1) /M8(turn on coolant) G1 G98 G41 X3.00 D101 F25.(the D is changed to refer to a different diameter offset for tool 1. D = .200) From here it would be moving to your depth in Z and making your cuts.
Great effort, thank you for sharing your knowledge! But maybe next time, seek a little help with structuring your material. The information disposition is way crazy, with what should be the beginning of the video beeing said in the end of it, for example. But nevertheless, thank you!
Sounds like total malarkey. If I need to run a job I enter the following: -Material Thickness -Bit type & dia, Pass depth -Tool speed XY&Z Zero my bit to bed Vac on/off Path the objects In/Out/Center Optional: Hog out - spec delta. Position parts, home machine Cut job.
What does it mean when someone wants you to give them the G-code they sent you and want you to go to your phone inbox and give it to them for the purpose of them wanting to know you are a real person. I never heard of such a thing. Please help. I am just trying to sell something and I have no clue what that is
Ellis Chord Cycles Standard...nothing special...I think they are pretty uniform....just trying to get and idea: one thousand lines, or 50 for a useless figurine.
1:55 got confused a little bit. i was like which unit ? then i realized it was UNIT of measurement. 2:14 why that line of code had SPEED but no UNITOFMEASUREMENT ? how will the machine know which unit to use ?
I can't learn a thing with the music playing. And, as nice a person as the narrator may be, he reminds me of my high school history teacher. His monotonous speeches would put me to sleep. Maybe I would have stayed awake if he played music while he spoke.
Amen and AMEN! Music plays NO role in DIY videos; UNLESS the DIY is about music. But even then, it should be appropriate and never LOUD! On non musical DIY's, it is VERY offensive to all too many of us. Worse: there is NO way to turn it off if we do not want to listen to it. Several RUclips authors have recently asked, If they should have (or continue to have) music. And in every case, MOST said NO!
You need an M3 or M4 with the S300 after the M6, otherwise the spindle does not know which way to turn. At the end of the program the tool goes to X0, Y0 at .100 above the part and stops, then the program ends. You should have the same G28 G91 Z0 to send the tool to Z home position. Plus more things but I'm bored already.
Just because it is a beginner video does that excuse mistakes? Should a beginner learn to do it wrong in the first place? Should a beginner not be given necessary information? You need to shut up. What I'm doing here is helping someone that might try this code and end up damaging their machine or getting hurt.
jorge alvarado So what your bored! Anyone can pick on beginners. We have no idea what your talking about.. and i see after your comments he stopped making videos. do you cruise around destroying people. Dude you started somewhere. We all started somewhere, no body like a smart ass. Your comments just confused us more.
@@harryt622 I’m a Beginner & want to learn the basics for a Desktop size Sherline CNC Mill setup. ??Where is the best place to go to learn the basic process starting from Scratch??? Thank U!! Lee
Heyyy where is lesson 2?? Come on, it's been 6 years!! Kidding. But seriously where is lesson 2? Lesson 1 is great but we need more lessons, hunger for information
empty vessels make more noise, sums up the comments below who are solely aimed at correcting the codes , and forgetting that he used just a sample part program to explain the basics
this will not get you a job and likely HURT you. however the basics are there... NO, lol, next class we will be writing code outside under a tree as its a nice day. please do not touch the machine, your not ready yet, thanks for playing! Parents are mailing the check right? Good over all! Thumbs up!
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I just started operating a cnc... so this video was very helpful. Thanks to this video , now I have a better idea of how to understand G-code.
Thanks.
do u have a good G code course, or the rest of this video pls!
Nice work man, this definitely is a good start in learning what the G code is all about. Gangsta shit.
Good information man I'm trying to kick start my memory on how to program learned the basics in Mac tech CNC and manual machine but the programming is using the noodle and man it's been a minute back to the basics for me thank you machinist
professor says we are going to learn basics on Wednesday, good video
a pretty good explanation, dissipate the fear of g=G-code programming. thanks for sharing
Thanks so much.I learnt a lot, could'nt find the PART 2. I love to see the rest too.
Informative and short video. Good job buddy! Thanks.
Nice info Sean. Me thought of changing from manual to CNC. Age catching up. 1 more subscriber.
Not bad...we need many more very high quality example of this kind of work...it represents tremendous potential....needs to be more comprehensive and devoid of stuff that may distract from actual comprehension and retention...as well as devoid of retention mechs that may set up problems socially down the road for anyone anywhere....this is a good video.
This the first video I seen of your channel and is great. Thanks for the help.
Great job,great explanation! Thank you so much!
Good explanation.....sir. Its really super . I want a another video lesson 2
Helped me and my class loads!! APPRECIATED - thank you
Very useful for a beginner. 👍
amazing, 11 years ago, yet benefecial for today
When you transition from a manual mill to a CNC mill there is something you REALLY need to know........although it is the table that moves in the X and Y planes you must think it is the spindle that is doing the moving otherwise you will get confused with the plus and minus directions...........that means when the spindle is moving to the right the coding is all plus values (you don't show a plus sign) X20....X30....X40 etc, but when the spindle is moving to the left it is all minus values........X-20......X-30.......X-40 etc.
For the Y direction the spindle moves towards the column and you get Y20....Y30.......Y40 etc.........moving back towards yoi and the Y values are Y-20......Y-30.....Y-40 etc.
I spent a few days trying to get the machine table to move to the right with the right arrow jog key but the table moved to the left, which was very confusing........that is manual mill thinking........ until it was explained to me that you must forget manual milling and think the spindle is the thing moving not the table.........that became clear after a few days and with a block of polystyrene foam in the mill vice and a pointed wooden stick in the chuck to simulate a job and tool the code I wrote did the job.
Oh yeah, I forgot.....the table surface is always your Z zero so that anything plus is always going up.
Great info, and great organization of your presentation, but the music is way to loud, and it felt like it was in super slow motion and I kept passing out. It's better to fade in the music between scenes and fade it back out. But you make it simple. ...because it is simple. Thanks for the great info teacher.
One step further. There is NO need for ANY music on a DIY video; UNLESS the DIY is about music. But then it should be VERY soft. NEVER loud!
Its really awesome and much help for everyone
Excellent introduction to G Code
Thanks for the lesson is very important. Please can you tell me where i can find a classes to learn more about the programming.
What is the best way to simulate g-code execution? I want to learn it on my laptop without using a CNC machine. I don't own or have access to a CNC machine to practice with.
thank you for making learning easy
have a doubt about the tool offset if we use T1 then we want use also the D1 ryt !!!!?? your not mention that there ,can you please explain about it
Normally if it is T1 then you would use D1 with your G41 or G42. And H1 with the G43 height offset. That just makes it a little easier and more consistent. But you can use any D or H number with any tool. An example would be the following.
M6 T1(call the tool, say it is a 1/2 end mill)
M3 S3000(set the RPM)
G54 G90 G0 X-.500 Y0(position the tool over the beginning of where you want to start)
G43 H1 Z.200(move to .200 over the work piece)
/M8(turn on coolant)
G1 G98 G41 X0 D1 F25.(move to the start of the cut and activate the offset say D = .250)
From here it would be moving to your depth in Z and making your cuts.
If you wanted to change the offset on T1 for a different area of machining to take a little more or less of a cut you can do that by using a different H or D that is not being used by another tool. I have 400 offsets in my machines and only 40 tools. For example;
M6 T1(call the tool, say it is a 1/2 end mill)
M3 S3000(set the RPM)
G54 G90 G0 X2.500 Y1.00(position the tool over the beginning of where you want to start)
G43 H101 Z.200(the H is changed to refer to a new height offset for tool 1)
/M8(turn on coolant)
G1 G98 G41 X3.00 D101 F25.(the D is changed to refer to a different diameter offset for tool 1. D = .200)
From here it would be moving to your depth in Z and making your cuts.
you are doing a good job, very helpful. thanks
What is the language used here? I like its straightforwardness and would like to learn!
Great explanation
Great effort, thank you for sharing your knowledge! But maybe next time, seek a little help with structuring your material. The information disposition is way crazy, with what should be the beginning of the video beeing said in the end of it, for example. But nevertheless, thank you!
Good job man Part two is important for me Thanks
Sounds like total malarkey.
If I need to run a job I enter the following:
-Material Thickness
-Bit type & dia, Pass depth
-Tool speed XY&Z
Zero my bit to bed
Vac on/off
Path the objects In/Out/Center
Optional: Hog out - spec delta.
Position parts, home machine
Cut job.
because the machine does the g code all for you when you input these parameters, dumb dumb
Thanks, just getting started and this helped.
nice job sir, its really helpful
This is a great video! Thanks a lot.
hey dude i actually liked the music. where did you get it which song and which band, great video really helpful continue the good work
The music was annoying to me. To each his own.
bro can you make more videos. you explain it very well
Thanks, I learned something interesting today.
Best video to study CNC
excellent sir ji but kuch basic CNC formula for notching and branding
Thanks a lot sir
What does it mean when someone wants you to give them the G-code they sent you and want you to go to your phone inbox and give it to them for the purpose of them wanting to know you are a real person. I never heard of such a thing. Please help. I am just trying to sell something and I have no clue what that is
So, how many lines of positioning code does it take to carve a 2” picachou?
It depends on the complexity of the picachou
Ellis Chord Cycles Standard...nothing special...I think they are pretty uniform....just trying to get and idea: one thousand lines, or 50 for a useless figurine.
@@johnstewart8849 I'm not sure. I've just started my programming course.
thank you freind
Thanx Sean,
Good share very good share:)
may ı translate? and use for my countries childeren coding lessons your video include?
good starter video-- make sense.
1:55 got confused a little bit. i was like which unit ? then i realized it was UNIT of measurement.
2:14 why that line of code had SPEED but no UNITOFMEASUREMENT ? how will the machine know which unit to use ?
Awesome info
Thx...Helped.. to understand more..
Thanks for your sharing!
nice video... it was helpful
Very helpful vid. Thank you.
very good
I can't learn a thing with the music playing. And, as nice a person as the narrator may be, he reminds me of my high school history teacher. His monotonous speeches would put me to sleep. Maybe I would have stayed awake if he played music while he spoke.
Amen and AMEN!
Music plays NO role in DIY videos; UNLESS the DIY is about music. But even then, it should be appropriate and never LOUD! On non musical DIY's, it is VERY offensive to all too many of us. Worse: there is NO way to turn it off if we do not want to listen to it. Several RUclips authors have recently asked, If they should have (or continue to have) music. And in every case, MOST said NO!
This is big help, thanks a lot.
Thank you you saved my job lol
Nice explanation but the music in the background is too high.
thanks sir this was really helpful
nice vid
You need an M3 or M4 with the S300 after the M6, otherwise the spindle does not know which way to turn. At the end of the program the tool goes to X0, Y0 at .100 above the part and stops, then the program ends. You should have the same G28 G91 Z0 to send the tool to Z home position. Plus more things but I'm bored already.
shut up-- this is a beginner video-- what are you doing here,,
Just because it is a beginner video does that excuse mistakes? Should a beginner learn to do it wrong in the first place? Should a beginner not be given necessary information? You need to shut up. What I'm doing here is helping someone that might try this code and end up damaging their machine or getting hurt.
harryt622
jorge alvarado So what your bored! Anyone can pick on beginners. We have no idea what your talking about.. and i see after your comments he stopped making videos. do you cruise around destroying people. Dude you started somewhere. We all started somewhere, no body like a smart ass. Your comments just confused us more.
@@harryt622
I’m a Beginner & want to learn the basics for a Desktop size Sherline CNC Mill setup. ??Where is the best place to go to learn the basic process starting from Scratch??? Thank U!! Lee
Thank you good video
Hi there, how do you convert .txt to .gcode? I wrote the script in a plain txt file, but unsure of how to change it
Simple - you DON'T!!!
Heyyy where is lesson 2?? Come on, it's been 6 years!! Kidding. But seriously where is lesson 2? Lesson 1 is great but we need more lessons, hunger for information
Actually G-Code is a scripting language and not a programming language - it is more similar in power and complexity to html than it is to C or Java
which software do you use ?
THANKS SIR
Bro need more videos ☺️for lean plz... ❤❤❤
Salamat po.
How can download this software
Whot is the name of software
Please help me
Thanks
Thanking you for your videos
excellent
explanation is fantastic but the background music is quite annoying,unable to follow what is said clearly.
Music name
What is the music names?
A way to find the G spot??
ls this the only cnc programming video you have put out?
paul randle yes at the time it is. I plan on making more at some point in the near future. I am open to suggestions.
Let me rephrase, this is the only video on my personal channel that I have published.
Realising i was Lookin for a different G Code my Niggas 🙏🏽😂
very good tech is programs
how do you display symbols on the LCD?
e.g. %
ruclips.net/video/K_zh85LPGu8/видео.html
Lovely
hello I would like to learn the programming language G-codes forgiveness the best software for a beginner
look up a forumn for mach3 they are very good since mach3 is a control program for hobbyestes that want build their own cnc and have no experence
Please make lesson 2
Thanks man👍👍
should be called, "G-code to fall asleep by"
Its to never snitch
I think the line numbering should be deleted or changed, because the same line numbers cause an error.
Where's number 2?
supper
X as you can see here....WHERE? it does not show X, it only shows Z
That's because he's running a lathe and not a mill.
thanks you so much
Does anybody know how to convert embroidery day files into gcodes??
ruclips.net/video/vjGtKPDBSa8/видео.html
preciso de um simulador 2D de G code
Is the person narrating this also running G-code?
why you thought to give a background music
.......appreciate you for the video but music was annoying
empty vessels make more noise, sums up the comments below who are solely aimed at correcting the codes , and forgetting that he used just a sample part program to explain the basics
What's up with the music? Haha good video though. Basic stuff.
Amen and AMEN!
Where is "Lesson 2"?
Sean? I looked!
this will not get you a job and likely HURT you. however the basics are there...
NO, lol, next class we will be writing code outside under a tree as its a nice day.
please do not touch the machine, your not ready yet, thanks for playing! Parents are mailing the check right?
Good over all! Thumbs up!
I am interest in cnc mc operated
Anyone here coz of Geto Boys
Good explanation screwed up by annoying music...
Amen and AMEN! Music has NO place in DIY videos; UNLESS the DIY is about music.
More vedio send me thanku