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    What’s your experience with desktop Cnc machines

    Thank you.
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    What’s your experience with desktop Cnc machines

    Your language is now decent enough. Thank you.
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    What’s your experience with desktop Cnc machines

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    What’s your experience with desktop Cnc machines

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    What’s your experience with desktop Cnc machines

    I have reported your post for offensive language. Will report again if you further "improve" your expression.
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    What’s your experience with desktop Cnc machines

    Talking about universally-accepted standard controls such as Fanuc.
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    What’s your experience with desktop Cnc machines

    The original control has to be procured from the original company such as Fanuc. These are pretty expensive. Many MTBs, on their low-budget machines, design their own control and try to make these closer to the original control, as regards programming features. They emulate particular controls...
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    What’s your experience with desktop Cnc machines

    I have seen a few mechanically-good machines, but all had emulated control. Maybe, some are available with original controls.
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    Fanuc G88 rigid tapping cycle for multiple holes

    Certain things depend on parameters as well as MTB design. Use the method which works on your machine.
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    What’s your experience with desktop Cnc machines

    Desktop CNCs are only for demonstration purposes, with no feel of actual production machines. These often cut aluminium only, use stepper motors, have front turrets, with several other limitations. The most serious issue is that they usually use emulated controls only. Only a limited G codes are...
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    Hardinge T42 Work Shift vs Work Offset Question (Fanuc 18T Control)

    Can be made Z0 by using another WCS, say, G55
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    Free CNC resources

    The next FREE offer is as per the following details on ALL amazon sites ... (Consolidated version of all six books in the series CNC Programming Skills) A modified version of this book is a part of my CNC Handbook (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CR9DXP4T). Therefore, if you already have the...
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    Hardinge T42 Work Shift vs Work Offset Question (Fanuc 18T Control)

    It is not just a preference, rather a good programming habit. There has to be a good reason why G54 etc were introduced.
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    Hardinge T42 Work Shift vs Work Offset Question (Fanuc 18T Control)

    Better to use G54 etc., if available.
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    Straight compensation for turning on Fanuc 32i

    This seems to be parameter-dependent on Fanuc ...
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    CNC Lathe - Setting Y value of cutter

    Download this eBook. It is FREE, till this Friday. It has a lot of useful information. The figure I posted earlier was copied from this book only.
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    Work co ordinate setup

    All newbies should download this eBook. It is FREE. The free offer is available till Friday. Since it is an eBook, it is infinitely searchable. One can straightaway jump to the topic one is interested in. Otherwise, digging through a 500-page book is not easy.
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    Looking for advice, New to Fanuc, did a 120 block program today.

    Download this for FREE. The free offer is available till Friday. Since it is an eBook, it is infinitely searchable. You can straightaway jump to the topic you are interested in. Otherwise, digging through a 500-page book is not easy.
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    CNC Lathe - Setting Y value of cutter

    On a 2-axis CNC lathe, if there is no misalignment, the tip of the tool passes through the spindle center, when advanced radially inward. We do not expect misalignment on a new machine. The turret design ensures this. Even when the tool is inverted, its position with an equal-thickness spacer...
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    Looking for advice, New to Fanuc, did a 120 block program today.

    Every program involves G codes, with or without macro features.

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