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Thank you for your support as always! Vince

Thank you for your support as always! These type of videos need to stop. Vince

Thank you for your support. Vince

Thank you for your support. Special really is a good word for it! Vince

Thank you for your support. I'll for sure check it out. Vince

Thank you for your support. I really appreciate it. Vince

Thank you for your support. I really appreciate it. Vince

Thank you for your support. This is exactly the case, and many of them feel all electronics is the same. I can't tell you how many guys compare these systems to assembling a gaming computer. Vince

Thank you for your support. Its really interesting how many of these creators literally talk as you pointed out about creating their own problems.

Thank you for your support. Please just search my channel for a topic, and I have almost 500 videos on all topics for CNC electronics. Thank you, Vince

@@corvetteguy50 I love you bro, I just subbed. I am going to binge watch all your 500 videos...

Thank you for your support, and kind words. I really appreciate it! Vince

Amps yes, not SPR Thank you, Vince

Thank you for your support. No, steppers run cooler running at a lower voltage. Remember higher voltage means more speed, and increased resolution, but the byproduct is heat. Thank you, Vince

@@corvetteguy5012 V ÷ 3 A = 4 Ω thus 12 V × 3 A = 36 W vs 24 V ÷ 1.5 A = 16 Ω thus 24 V × 1.5 A = 36 W. Is it not the current that dictates the heat produced? Turning the half-current hold (dip Switch) function of the driver on will help motor run cooler according to further research. Resolution is not a factor for my application.

This depends on the board. Each one will tell you how many they support. Thank you, Vince

@@corvetteguy50 thank you

Thank you for your support. I'm not sure what the issue is, but I haven't had anyone else have issues with emailing me, and my spam folder is empty. The Magnalock's price is based on the amount of jigs/type required by each end uses. A stock system however will include the steel base plate, and two machined red top silicone lined adjustable jigs I demonstrated in the video for $65 shipped UPS in the US. If you want to add one of my Stay Put! jigs to the Magnalock's base for a professional combo the price for the stock setup, and it is $130 shipped in the US through UPS. The adjustable jig pricing is based per unit at $15 each, or $50 for 4 of them. Thank you, Vince

@@corvetteguy50 OK, I just tried the email again to see if it will work this time.

You're correct, and I apologize for that. I've now listed all my kits, and soldering equipment. Thank you for your support, and the "heads up" Vince

@@corvetteguy50 No need to apologize, all is good. Thank you for adding those extra details.

Thank you Peter for your support as always! Vince

Thank you for your support as always! Vince

@@corvetteguy50 no problem and if you wants viewers learn keywords search for keyword you-t-u-b-e tools i am not giving you orders for this the title is good the keywords in the description do not match the video when write the same keywords you give title power to spread hopefully you understand what i mean i was doing it with k-d-p

@@corvetteguy50 no problem

It depends on if you select Metric, or Imperial as your measuring matrix. This is covered in the users manual. Thank you, Vince

Stay out of forums as you don't know who you're learning from. All CNC robots require proper grounding especially plasma cutters, and this means both types. Thank you, Vince

Thank you for your support. I really appreciate it! Vince

Thank you for your support. Tinned leads are fine to use with terminal blocks, but like with ferrules torque of the screws on your terminal blocks should be tight enough to make contact, but certainly not over torqued. I suggest referring to your terminal block torque ratings, and purchasing a torque screwdriver. Thank you, Vince

You bet...:) Thank you, Vince

I'm sorry I don't. Thank you, Vince

Thank you for your support. You may be right for certain cases, but I know dealing with many end users programming isn't for many people. Cost can never be underestimated when people make buying choices on components. Thank you, Vince

Hi Vince another gem to add to the list of education you give to us, so thankyou. I have a general question, is it ok to buy 7 core double shielded cable when only needing 6? Can the extra one be ran with the shield drain? If not, does an extra wire not used cause problems? I know you run the extra pin on the aviation connectors just thought id ask about cable. Cheers again mate! All the way from Australia.

@@petermcauley4486 Hey Peter, thank you for your support. Using a cable with extra leads is fine to do pending the cable is prepped properly not having the extra lead exposed when not in use. Typically what we see is end users simply cut them flush with the cables casing, and in best practice a piece of adhesive backed heat shrink should be used to finish the cables end providing a sealed cable/lead. If you require the extra lead to be run with the shield drain that would be fine as well. Thank you, Vince

Thank you John for your support as always! I miss Pumotix! Vince

Thank you for your support as always. I'll look into it as I've never done it before. Thank you, Vince

@@corvetteguy50 not just USA people watching you also overseas thanks

Vince has gone international.

Hey Chris, I've been for a while..:) Thank you, Vince

Thank you for your support. I really appreciate it, and am glad to have helped.

Thank you for your support. I really appreciate it! Vince

Thank you for your support..:) I really appreciate spreading the word. Vince

Thank you for your support. Please use more details when asking your question as I want to make sure I understand it. Thank you, Vince

@@corvetteguy50 sorry, i may have been vague. i would typically (i'm not an electrician) return my grounds to a steel bonding surface fixed to the chassis. then from there return to the ground pin on the IEC. (bear in mind 3d printers are as far as my experience extends). im just wondering perhaps said CNC seller done it that way. thanks

All grounds in best practice are to be run to a ground bus bar allocated to your electronics enclosure as you discussed. The power supply you're using for your system if built correctly would be grounded, and using a metal enclosure which would make it conductive allowing it to conduct to your metal electronics enclosure to ground it. Thank you, Vince

Thank you for your support. You're correct. The other option to reverse the direction of the spindle is to press REV on the digital display of the VFD. Thank you, Vince

Wire coloring for the A/C side would be suited to your states electrical codes. These should be available through a Google search for your state. Thank you, Vince

Hey Pete, Thank you for your support, and kind words from down under! You can mount all the power supplies in the same enclosure as the other controller electronics if you utilize ferrites, and double shielded cable as when installed properly the Acorn, and drives will be properly protected from excess EMI. Thank you, Vince

Thank you for your support. You're correct. Thank you, Vince

@@corvetteguy50 thank you very much ;-)

You bet...:) Thank you, Vince

Thank you for your support. The answer depends on the robots requirements you're working with..?? There simply to many variables without knowing the expectations of the end user, and the machine you're working with to answer. Thank you, Vince

@@corvetteguy50 Thank you for the video. A DIY 3 Axis smallish CNC for wood and Aluminium. No need for a speed demon.

Here's my board to support the basics up to 6 axes. www.ebay.com/itm/142319224100 Thank you, Vince

@@corvetteguy50 Thank you very much.

You bet...:) Thank you, Vince

Thank you for your support as always. Vince

@@corvetteguy50 as you said read the manual i read it they write do not install the contactor's contacts with the vfd outputs he did it

Thank you for your support. The settings provided in this video are for HY VFD's. If yours is a different brand then you'll have to review its users manual, and or contact its vendor for the correct settings. Thank you, Vince