Nov 4th, 2008
CNC
G Code Programming is one of the most effective ways that people are using today in order to cut metal and do other processes in manufacturing. Many hobbyists are using CNC programming to produce woodworking, metals and foam objects. CNC has created a way for many people to manufacture or fabricate parts quickly and effortlessly.
CNC [...]
Nov 3rd, 2008
cnc intro
Home CNC DIY Home DIY CNCers get into Computer Numerical Control for different reasons. It really has a lot to offer as a hobby. There are many challenges to it and that is what draws in many people.This is not a hobby to just pass the time with. There is a result in mind. [...]
Nov 2nd, 2008
cnc machine
CNC Glossary
CAD (Computer-aided design) Geometry authoring tool that involves software and sometimes special-purpose hardware. Current packages range from 2D vector based drafting systems to 3D solid and surface modellers.
CAM (Computer-aided manufacturing) Considered as an NC programming tool wherein 3D models of components generated in CAD software are used to generate CNC code to drive [...]
Nov 2nd, 2008
computer aided machining
Process of CAM CAM is a process just like the rest of the steps in CNC. You need to do certain things before it spits out the tool paths and then the G-Code. These things you need to define change with the type of CAM you are using and the CAM program you [...]
Nov 2nd, 2008
What does CNC Stand For?
CNC Intro Questions, Questions and a few more Questions What is CNC? What do the letters “C-N-C” stand for? How can it help me? Why would I want to learn it? Where do I start? Do I need special software? If so, which one? Do I need a machine? If so, [...]
Sep 9th, 2008
cnc project
Overview of the process This is how I view CNC. I break it down into simple steps that I can remember. Now, they all interact, but it is good to keep them in boxes for simplicity sake. I also like to keep them in a logical, progression type order. Here they are: Design, CAD, [...]
Sep 9th, 2008
cnc safety
Any subject that covers working in the shop should begin with safety. Your safety and the safety of others should always be at the top of your mind. CNC is no different then any other shop topic. In fact, the highest levels of safety awareness should be maintained when using a CNC machine.
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Sep 8th, 2008
cnc controller
What is CNC Controlling
Since we are dealing with machines that do work for us, we need to control those machines somehow. We need to control them for safety reasons as well. If you give a machine improper commands it can easily get out of control and cause harm to you or the part you [...]
