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If the machine reads line by line, how does it know in which direction to compensate for the cutter after you set g41? Like when you tell it G41D1X0Y0, how does it know to be 0.5" north of X0Y0 vs 0.5" west of it? Does it look at the next command and say oh he wants to X3, so I need to be left (north) of the toolpath?

Thanks

😃 thank you 😃

Your videos are very very interesting. You should have lesson for beginners, I think we can pay something like subscription or something. Thanks for all information ☺️

Al final, me doy cuenta de q obrador nunca quizo lo mejor para los mexicanos, ama mas su ego y su ambicion de poder, y amo mas a los militares

Very nice knowledgeable video 👍

Given that modern controllers can read and execute metric programs where is the call out for inches in your program?

Hey Matt, Why does this code not start with the code you mentioned in your previous video? The one you said you use 99.9% of the time. I know theres probably a reason or im reading this wrong. Love your videos!

You an amazing teach an can tell this is your life calling. Been trained by many so I can call it

Anyone watching this, do yourself a favour and watch Joe Pie video instead.

Thank you sir, you are truly a great teacher on cnc. Please may i know if this formula is can also be applied when programming for lathes also...thank you.

you are the MAN!

Thanks you Sir

im starting CNC at Texas State Trade College soon and this is a super insightful, no nonsense introduction video. Has me very excited and slightly relieved that I chose this trade. Can’t wait to watch the rest! Hopefully you’re doing well. Thanks again

Are you interested in quoting jobs for aerospace aircrafts? Are you in the Los Angeles Area?

Thanks Matt this is beautiful. I simulated your code on android app CNC VMC simulator and it works perfectly. I just Made My first simple cut operation smoothly.

How you put what the command does in red under the line makes your videos so much easier to understand!

You really did a fantastic job, of explaining this stuff, breaking it down without overloading my brain with too much information all at once.

Great teacher can make it so clear!

Your videos on g code are the clearest I've ever seen, I'm just a struggling beginner with my Haas mill, Thank You

I remember how I truly learned indicating center not long ago. I started doing it on my own. I was sooo proud. Did you swing your spindle into neutral? I find neutral the best way to do it . I couldn’t tell when you did it in the beginning if you threw it in neutral, or you threw it in high . Neutral is more free .

Glad I found your channel, starting school next month in South Carolina and am kind of declined with math so this is very useful for a head start. I also lived in Wisconsin for 5 years in Appleton so you’re easy to listen to haha

Really needed this and you were very easy to understand and the piece you use as a visual made the difference

we're still running a 1984 Okuma LB15 that runs on G and a tape reader. Sturdy machine, but limited.

Excellent job man! Curious, are you from Wisconsin? Hope to be there machining some day haha. My girlfriend has the same O’s (accent emphasis)

Please come back 😢

Very nice 🙂 I am 77 years old I find this fascinating. Keep up the good work

Great video

Great video

Thank you for this Matt

Thank you brother your awesome

Thanks Matt your awesome

Thank you for sharing your knowledge 👍🏻

I appreciate your delivery information to those who want to learn about CNC. Thank you 👍🏻👍🏻

Supar ❤

Is g54 the same as using a touch probe to get the zero position and what is ment by offset?

Love. Only you have explained it so easily that it makes perfect sense. Thank you!

Thank you very much for doing this. I have been a manual machinist for 32 years , can run a prototrak cnc Conversational, but never did G code learning G from you thank very much

When he did the tool change out loud lol ,this guy is a hard core cnc G code man

Been doing this for 10 years and can operate and run parts just missing the programming part

Please please come back and continue to make educational videos

Great videos! We don't store the tool diameters in our machine (I'm not sure why). Am I able to offset by an absolute amount? I see some examples online saying to use P. For Example "G41P.25X0Y0" which would be for a 0.5" diameter tool. I don't see anything like this in the FANUC Series oi-MB manual.

Im glad i came across your channel. Im old and by all rights should be retired because of age but still are working for an automotive plastics/ sunroof manufacture. Not out of dire necessity but do not whish to be retired with nothing but my home machine shop to play in. I got my CNC certificate at a local jr. College about 5 or 6 years ago. I did not have any access to cnc machining equipment and just used what i learned in class to become a better manual machinest. And i absolutely think it did that. But recently the mold shop at work purchased a new cnc mill and it renewed the intrest in the cnc process for me. After 5 or 6 years with not using the g code i came across this video. And would like to say by watching it 1 time i was right there with you just like i finished class yesturday. Your explainations were clear and to the point and not muddled with information that clouded the water. There are nany good videos on this subject on yt but i think a person would do theirself a service going through your posts before getting other perspectives.

I’ve never seen the tool change before the safety block, pretty interesting.

Thank you so much!

I’m an apprentice machinist and this is great supplementary material for memorization

Thank you much man.

I’m buying you a beer when I get my first machining job you are an awesome teacher god bless you❤

Thanks, Matt. Good stuff