Thanks for a great write up. Will be down loading your schematic. Perfect combination of views of the schematic and the real time results. The only thing that stumped me was the E-stop switches. It finally dawned on me that they are all normally closed.
Absolutely Perfect! Thanks for refreshing my memory from my first build 3 years ago. If I remember right, the jumper allows your 5 volt wall wart to power a second section of the break-out board. Not sure though as it has been a while. I'm in the process of building a second generation to replace my first iteration. This time with high quality linear rails and ball screws for much better accuracy. All structural steel and zero wood products to be able to use coolant to cut aluminum and mild steel. Also with a 4th axis. It should get interesting.
i do have a question 1st off i've never in my life had anything to do with a cnc and i'm going to attempt to build one my question is what do i need for a computer to run this i'm thinking a windows NT or 2000 machine with a 32 bit processor should be good enuf and these two Operating systems are about as stable as you can get or windows how much ram should i be looking for thank you again
I was going to suggest from your comment on the other video, that you watch this video but I see you found it. Hope you found it helpful and thank you for watching!
Very Nice. One question: why you and some others are connecting the BB to the minusPulse and minusDir and not to the plusPulse and plusDir, and connecting the com to the minus poles?
GREAT VIDEO your the first to show how all the connections are made, could you please list the components #'s and/or manufacturers , like e-stop/ limit switches/power supply/etc. I can't figure out.....Thanks so much.............Jay
You're welcome! I used a program called VisualCadd. It's just a standard cadd software, one of the earlier ones. It's predecesser was called Generic Cadd which was a dos based cadd from the late 80's. Visual Cadd is available from visualcadd.net.
Very good and clear explaination and instructive video. Could you please tell me where I can get the exact same Breakout Board as you have in this schematic? Model number or anything that would help me obtain it.
Hi thank for the video, Can I ask I see you using DM556D what make a deference DM556D and DM556 or DM556T ,DN556E why you choose DM556D I just cant find any info for this.Thx.
Quick question. The DM556D drivers are a bit pricey. Could you, on a small system substitute the TB66004A drivers instead? They are very inexpensive but not sure if they would serve the need? Any comments would be appreciated! Also could you explain why the 2 power supplies as many go with only one 36 V power supply for the entire set up. Thanks in advance!! This is the best diagram I have seen on you tube! Subscribed!
could you tell me what program you used for creating this wiring diagram. I've been looking around a bit but I can't find a program with which i can make a diagram that looks as nice as yours does.
This is a great video surely need to be appreciated...i have one question for you whether this connection will be similar for all drivers??? Because i am having nema 23 stepper motor and the driver is st4045 so i just what to know whether this connection can be used for that too???
Thanks for the wonderful video series! Just confirming, the 3 E-Stop switches would need to be "normally closed" (correspondingly configured "active low" in the Mach 3 CNC software) to work connected in series as they are, so that hitting any one breaks the circuit and stops the machine, right? Also, just curious, have you used any SmoothStepper board in addition to the C10 BOB? I would love if you could also do a video on Mach 3 configuration/settings/tuning ... especially tuning!
Robert, thank you very nice tutorial . i have NEMA 34 and 42 motors that have 6 wires this is 4 phase motor , would you know how can i connect them to Drivers . you only have 4 wires in diagram. thank you
Thank you so much for your nice and jentil demonstraition , i learned a lot , here i have few question below if please replay as possible Why you use only one limit switch for each axsiss , in real did 2 ends exsist of each axsess The home and limit switch can be used simoltansuly in the same location ? And last question is about usb port and digital glass added to much 3 b o b by local dealer here gives diffrent port and pin numbers in out put and inputs Good luck
Hello Mr Robert i just want to know what is the spec of the breakout board and where can i buy it and if you have to use the specific breakout board for your motor drives ? Another question what is the dimensions of your stepper motors ? Your vids are awesome !!!
@@MyRobertadams hello grand father actually I need to know about 5 axis cnc break out board wiring diagram. Please can u explain.. I hope you will be explain. I'm india. From assam. I have a shiped 5 aixs controller board but I can't belive to wiring. Please
This machine is no longer available. The website closed. To operate a CNC, you ned software to draw the part, "CAD", and "CAM" software to create the tool paths and then a software to run the G-code that the "CAM" software creates, such as Mach3 or Mach4.
The 8020 that you use what size is it 4" x 4" as here I need to source a nearest metric equivalent, also what is the aluminium side plates 18mm or 1/2" regards love your videos so natural, regards RobUK
hello sir. I am shashi from india. I watch your all video and I learn lot from you. but few questions I have in my mind . 1---how to install spindal with breakout board and March 3 programme 2---which stepper driver you used 3---which stepper moter you used 4---if I want to make cnc machine for stone carving then can I use same method 5---what size of spindle you used and what size and power of spindle I will need for my purpose and what size of stepper moter I need
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You are correct, I should have fused the drivers. Limit switches are used for homing and they may be N.C. and I may have just drawn them wrong. It's been so long ago I don't remember. Thanks for the input and thanks for watching!
I really don't remember for sure but I think the wiring for the stepper motors was 18 ga and control wiring for limit switches and E-stops was 20 or 22 ga.
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Thank you for taking the time to draw up the schematic and walking us through it. Much appreciated.
Beautiful Drawing ...Best schematic on the net !...Good work Robert !
July of 2020 and I still agree with this comment!
I know this was 5 years ago but this is the bomb!!!
Thank you!
Le meilleur tuto de câblage cnc encore bravo Monsieur
Great wiring diagram and you did an excellent job of explaining it Robert.
Very good video Mr. Adams, it explains a great deal of what you go through to set up all the electronics.
Thank you. Nicely done, colors, diagram voice intonation. A real pleasure. It's on my bookmarks. Hope to do as well when I do mine.
Thanks for a great write up. Will be down loading your schematic. Perfect combination of views of the schematic and the real time results. The only thing that stumped me was the E-stop switches. It finally dawned on me that they are all normally closed.
Very nice explanation😊
Thank you!
Absolutely Perfect! Thanks for refreshing my memory from my first build 3 years ago. If I remember right, the jumper allows your 5 volt wall wart to power a second section of the break-out board. Not sure though as it has been a while. I'm in the process of building a second generation to replace my first iteration. This time with high quality linear rails and ball screws for much better accuracy. All structural steel and zero wood products to be able to use coolant to cut aluminum and mild steel. Also with a 4th axis. It should get interesting.
Bravo! Both hands clapping... Take a bow Robert!
Great job sir. God bless you and your family. from INDIA with LOVE 🥰
Nice to see in your videos some guitars,I made a cigarbox on a cnc turned out ok.
Thank you very much for this video you have just cleared up a whole lot of muddy water for me
i do have a question 1st off i've never in my life had anything to do with a cnc and i'm going to attempt to build one my question is what do i need for a computer to run this i'm thinking a windows NT or 2000 machine with a 32 bit processor should be good enuf and these two Operating systems are about as stable as you can get or windows how much ram should i be looking for
thank you again
Thank you for this ... I've been looking for days for a detailed informative video such as yours.
Glad you found it. Best of luck. Thanks for watching!
Thank you . perfect 🌹🌹🌹
Perfecto ... it very clear explanation ... thank you so much ... GOD Blessing you
I was going to suggest from your comment on the other video, that you watch this video but I see you found it. Hope you found it helpful and thank you for watching!
Very Nice. One question: why you and some others are connecting the BB to the minusPulse and minusDir and not to the plusPulse and plusDir, and connecting the com to the minus poles?
Very nice Robert, thank you for the video and wiring diagram!
GREAT VIDEO your the first to show how all the connections are made, could you please list the components #'s and/or manufacturers , like e-stop/ limit switches/power supply/etc. I can't figure out.....Thanks so much.............Jay
Thank you! Just search Amazon for micro limit switches and e-stops. I couldn't find the exact ones I had bought back then. Best of luck.
Hello Mr. Adams, thank you for sharing with us. It helps tremendously. Quick question, what program did you use to create the wiring diagram?
You're welcome! I used a program called VisualCadd. It's just a standard cadd software, one of the earlier ones. It's predecesser was called Generic Cadd which was a dos based cadd from the late 80's. Visual Cadd is available from visualcadd.net.
thanks man for all the work it was supper helpful
Glad it was useful, thank you!
Great wiring diagram - thank you sir!
Your welcome. Best of luck to you and thanks for watching!
Hello, Thank you for the video its been a big help. May I ask what NEMA size and Oz. In. motors you are using?
Very good and clear explaination and instructive video. Could you please tell me where I can get the exact same Breakout Board as you have in this schematic? Model number or anything that would help me obtain it.
Brilliant!! Thanks for a wonderful explanation and for the file!!
Hi thank for the video, Can I ask I see you using DM556D what make a deference DM556D and DM556 or DM556T ,DN556E why you choose DM556D I just cant find any info for this.Thx.
Thank you for watching! Sorry I can't answer that. The cnc kit that I bought came with the DM556D's.
Could. You tell me the diameters of your supported rails and ball screws . Thanks . And great videos. All of them
Congratulations Mr. Adams
Very well done and educational. Thank you.
Thanks!
You are a great man, a great teacher!!
Wow what a Great Video! Simple and clear
Thank you for your time its very helpful
Thanks!
Absolutely fantastic job! Thank you for this.
Your welcome and thanks for watching!
Very informative. Thank you! Please let me know if Estops are wired as normally open switches?
you have diagram for connected spindle?
Quick question. The DM556D drivers are a bit pricey. Could you, on a small system substitute the TB66004A drivers instead? They are very inexpensive but not sure if they would serve the need? Any comments would be appreciated! Also could you explain why the 2 power supplies as many go with only one 36 V power supply for the entire set up. Thanks in advance!! This is the best diagram I have seen on you tube! Subscribed!
By common you mean ground when talking about the breakout board? And your breakout board has a common between every P connection?
could you tell me what program you used for creating this wiring diagram. I've been looking around a bit but I can't find a program with which i can make a diagram that looks as nice as yours does.
Great stuff thanks, the diagram and your explanation was really clear, regards RobUK
This is a great video surely need to be appreciated...i have one question for you whether this connection will be similar for all drivers??? Because i am having nema 23 stepper motor and the driver is st4045 so i just what to know whether this connection can be used for that too???
Thanks for the wonderful video series! Just confirming, the 3 E-Stop switches would need to be "normally closed" (correspondingly configured "active low" in the Mach 3 CNC software) to work connected in series as they are, so that hitting any one breaks the circuit and stops the machine, right? Also, just curious, have you used any SmoothStepper board in addition to the C10 BOB? I would love if you could also do a video on Mach 3 configuration/settings/tuning ... especially tuning!
Do you have a list of all the stepper motors and electronics.
The stepper motors are nema 23, 425 oz. in. and the drivers are DM556D. Breakout board is a C10.
Fantastic video
good explenation of the wiring well done
I'm going to try it tomorrow
Very helpful thank you
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Thank you my father ❤❤❤
Hello there i am from india and i am making cnc at but i have a trouble in adjusting the plasma cutter at arduno
Do you know how to wire an Arduino cnc? Do i need a shield? And how do i know that the motor will be compatible with the driver?
Robert, thank you very nice tutorial . i have NEMA 34 and 42 motors that have 6 wires this is 4 phase motor , would you know how can i connect them to Drivers . you only have 4 wires in diagram. thank you
Thank you very much for your help
Extremely informative thank you
i see you didn't use any fuse's or relay to protect the drivers,,,, but its working ok for you.
Thanks for update
Best drawing and explanation I've seen great job.
What stepper motors are you using nema 34 ?
how to set up your stepper driver switches it not working right
Thank you so much for your nice and jentil demonstraition , i learned a lot , here i have few question below if please replay as possible
Why you use only one limit switch for each axsiss , in real did 2 ends exsist of each axsess
The home and limit switch can be used simoltansuly in the same location ?
And last question is about usb port and digital glass added to much 3 b o b by local dealer here gives diffrent port and pin numbers in out put and inputs
Good luck
Great help ! thanks a 1.000.000
Great video! What break out board are you using and where did you buy it. Thanks
Thank you for this video and sorry we are not able to donate your channel now
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?Thank you for the best video , can I change the spindle to plasma cutter
Hello Mr Robert i just want to know what is the spec of the breakout board and where can i buy it and if you have to use the specific breakout board for your motor drives ? Another question what is the dimensions of your stepper motors ? Your vids are awesome !!!
this diagram and explanation is amazing! I see your break out is Parallel connection: is USB port not recommended/common?
Thanks so much! This C10 break out board is parallel port only. I think they make units that are usb now but I'm not familiar with them.
Thanks
hey the dropbox links says the pdf is invalid format. can you please check ?
Can you tell me where you bought the electronics kit?
Thank you , Good Drawing
Nice video
Thank you!
@@MyRobertadams hello grand father actually I need to know about 5 axis cnc break out board wiring diagram. Please can u explain.. I hope you will be explain. I'm india. From assam. I have a shiped 5 aixs controller board but I can't belive to wiring. Please
I'm sorry but I'm not familiar with 5 axis but should be similar to this 3 axis but with 2 more. Mayb search online for schematic.
Thank you , nice explanation
First off I would like to say what a great explanation and wiring diagram. You did not mention connecting up the spindle motor how is that done?
Paul
Are that makes sense. Thanks for the quick response. I will need to make sure the board I buy can handle this as well.
Excellent video, Does it come from manufacturer for any specific CNC?
very informative , thanks
Hi, your 5V power supply is how many amps?
I need that in Pakistan... Can any one tell the process to buy that machine... And i need to know process to operat that from computer (designs)
This machine is no longer available. The website closed. To operate a CNC, you ned software to draw the part, "CAD", and "CAM" software to create the tool paths and then a software to run the G-code that the "CAM" software creates, such as Mach3 or Mach4.
The 8020 that you use what size is it 4" x 4" as here I need to source a nearest metric equivalent, also what is the aluminium side plates 18mm or 1/2" regards love your videos so natural, regards RobUK
Thankyou for your time, is it possible to give me the length and width of your base unit, regards RobUK
One more question, sorry to be a pest, what is the length and width of the gantry sides, I have been sourcing materials, regards RobUK
Thankyou for your time Robert that gives me a starting point, much appreciated, take care, RobUK
thanks
thanks you so much
very good jop thanke you
Can u plzz send me the cnc plasma cutting circuit
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Main rotri motor connection missing
Great pro , can make video for ATC cnc router
Thank you! If you're referring to an Automatic tool changer, then no because I don't have one and have no experience with one, sorry.
Thanks Спасибо
hello sir. I am shashi from india. I watch your all video and I learn lot from you. but few questions I have in my mind .
1---how to install spindal with breakout board and March 3 programme
2---which stepper driver you used
3---which stepper moter you used
4---if I want to make cnc machine for stone carving then can I use same method 5---what size of spindle you used and what size and power of spindle I will need for my purpose and what size of stepper moter I need
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Drivers should BOB should have fuses. LS should be NC in case of wiring problem there is no protection for O/T
You are correct, I should have fused the drivers. Limit switches are used for homing and they may be N.C. and I may have just drawn them wrong. It's been so long ago I don't remember. Thanks for the input and thanks for watching!
20awg wiring?
I really don't remember for sure but I think the wiring for the stepper motors was 18 ga and control wiring for limit switches and E-stops was 20 or 22 ga.
@@MyRobertadams Thanks :)
Terminal 2 - Step
Terminal 3 - Drive
mine is terminal 2 = pulse - and terminal 3 = direction +