CNC Masso G3 Touch Mill Controller Built Incorrectly (Volume 8)

This is volume 8 in my series featuring TH-cam CNC controller builds. I hope everyone learns something, and most of all be safe, and spend the money, and time to do it right the first time.
Below is a link to my CNC components that support the issues covered in this video along with other products to support your builds.
Pro-Grade CNC Electronics Enclosure Pre-Milled (EMI Shielded) 19W x 24Lx 8.75H www.ebay.com/itm/132210265015
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CNC 18/4 Double Shielded Built Motor Cables (3) With Dual GX-16 5 Pin Connectors
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CNC 3-18/4 Double Shielded Pre-Built Motor Cable & GX-16 Filtered Connectors
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CNC 18/4 Double Shielded Pre-Built Motor Cable & GX-16 Filtered Panel Connector
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CNC Double Shielded Breakout Communication Cable (Gecko Drive, Onefinity CNC) www.ebay.com/itm/143650166809
CNC Cooling Fan 30-48v 60mm x 38mm (65CFM) Tool Less Mount, Fan Grill, & Filter www.ebay.com/itm/134192466153
CNC Cooling Brushless Fan 30-48v 60mm x 38mm (65CFM)
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Terminal Splitter Kit For A/C Input 110v/220v (Gives 12 Outputs To Split Power) www.ebay.com/itm/132532331429
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[@andydemin3105]

common fact that the guidelines to wire up any of the components in motion control are missing out on a lot of information, thank you for adding in the blanks

[@cameronough4374]

I assume you reached out directly to the author of the referenced video and/or the vendor to provide some productive guidance. Everyone deserves support to improve. I appreciated the information you provided in this video.

[@portblock]

My opinion, they said enough. But this view is based on someone having the knowledge to do the wiring would have the knowledge to understand ground loops. I am not referring to a diy guy having ability to do wiring, but understanding wiring. All that being said, if a person is not familiar with the instruction or needs further assistance, they should stop and get those answers. Now is it the duty of MASO, my opinion no, because there is an expected level of knowledge that the user is believed to have.

[@durzoblint4847]

Thanks Vince for the instruction. I also have a Masso Touch for my PrintNC build. Still trying to get as much correct information as I can. I will not even try to wire and power up until I am confident that i understand what I am doing. Thanks again.

[@fierceflyer5]

Onefinity is now using these, I wonder if it has been grounded properly or not. Haven’t heard of any issues yet. Not knocking Onefinity, I think they are great machines for what they are at a price point.

[@IEraiderfan]

Thanks Vince for the video stay safe.👍🏼

[@therugs2459]

Genuine question, I was always told to think of cable shielding as a faraday cage for the conductors. In the video he doesn’t terminate the shield, and you mention he should ground the shield. Since he is just passing the cables through a hole in the enclosure, even if they were grounded wouldn’t EMI still make its way into the enclosure through the gaps? I thought that’s why gx connectors where metal, so that you connect the shield to the metal connector, which wraps around the cable and makes contact 360 degrees around the cable ensuring the cable and enclosure don’t have gaps for EMI to get in? I’m probably wrong, I’m not an electrical engineer.

[@NiclasGudmundsson]

Ohhh my...this was a horror movie 😱😱😱

[@mattphillips4847]

I’ve never owned a CNC before and I installed a MASSO on a Gerber 4x8 table saw. It was a little complicated but it’s doable. I love it! It’s been running for over 2 years in my sign shop mostly cutting aluminum and acrylic.

[@ericbuzz]

Thank you for the Info.

[@chriskoppenaal5503]

I wish someone could figure out how to bring an affordable ATC to the market. I know this is very hard, but whoever cracks this will be the top dog. I hope Vince is working on this quietly.

[@swamppifi6186]

Thank you for pointing out the grounding problem.

[@ClintonCaraway-CNC]

Do you reach out to the people who's videos you critique to offer them help and guidance?