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This channel is dedicated to personal automation control through Computer Numerically Controlled motion control systems. If you're interested in learning about CNC I invite you to stop by, and have a look. The information here will hopefully save you time, and money. I strive to bring videos that are original, and thorough to help you on understanding motion control in all facets. Please visit my Ebay store under eDealers Direct for Gecko motion control systems, and CNC components. I offer personal consulting, on everything from business models, to machine fabrication.
EMI: A CNC Experiment Overview
This video covers a vendor/content creator providing an experiment to show EMI. Unfortunately, he doesn't understand without installing all relevant components on an actual production CNC robot this experiment is useless with the evidence I provide from end users.
Please due your research before following any content creators video as the content they produce are for entertainment, and best practices are seldom followed, or understood.
If you have questions, or require quotes please message me direct at Storm2313@gmail.com or through my eBay store here. www.ebay.com/str/edealersdirect
Below is a link to my soldering components that support the issues covered in this video.
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Please due your research before following any content creators video as the content they produce are for entertainment, and best practices are seldom followed, or understood.
If you have questions, or require quotes please message me direct at Storm2313@gmail.com or through my eBay store here. www.ebay.com/str/edealersdirect
Below is a link to my soldering components that support the issues covered in this video.
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This Content Creator Knows What Breakout Board Your Plasma Controller Needs
Просмотров 37414 часов назад
This video covers another content creator providing misinformation to his audience about plasma CNC controller breakout boards. Please due your research before following any content creators video as the content they produce are for entertainment, and best practices are seldom followed, or understood. If you have questions, or require quotes please message me direct at Storm2313@gmail.com or th...
Content Creators Who Shouldn't Be Doing Videos On Soldering
Просмотров 611День назад
This video covers content creators videos showing incorrect soldering process. I put a practical example of soldering correctly at the end of the video to show how its to be done correctly. Please due your research before following any content creators video as the content they produce are for entertainment, and best practices are seldom followed, or understood. If you have questions, or requir...
StepperOnline CNC Component Manufacturer Shows How To Make Your Robot Unstable...
Просмотров 62014 дней назад
This video covers a CNC Component manufacturer who covers wiring their drives without using the proper double shielded cable, never discusses proper grounding for your system, and explains to their end users that Arduino USB breakout boards are reliable for CNC production robots. Please due your research before following any content creators video as the content they produce are for entertainme...
HY VFD's Installed Incorrectly (Volume 4)
Просмотров 39621 день назад
This video covers RUclips content creator/influencers who installed HY (VFD) variable frequency drives on their channels that were installed incorrectly either using incorrect components, missing proper grounding, providing misinformation, or a combination of the above. Please due your research before following any content creators video as the content they produce are for entertainment, and be...
VFD's Installed Incorrectly (Volume 3)
Просмотров 69728 дней назад
This video covers RUclips content creator/influencers who installed HY (VFD) variable frequency drives on their channels that were installed incorrectly either using incorrect components, missing proper grounding, providing misinformation, or a combination of the above. Please due your research before following any content creators video as the content they produce are for entertainment, and be...
HY VFD's Installed Incorrectly (Volume 2)
Просмотров 497Месяц назад
This video covers RUclips content creator/influencers who installed HY (VFD) variable frequency drives on their channels that were installed incorrectly either using incorrect components, missing proper grounding, providing misinformation, or a combination of the above. Please due your research before following any content creators video as the content they produce are for entertainment, and be...
HY VFD's Installed Incorrectly...
Просмотров 584Месяц назад
This video covers RUclips content creator/influencers who installed HY (VFD) variable frequency drives on their channels that were installed incorrectly either using incorrect components, missing proper grounding, providing misinformation, or a combination of the above. Please due your research before following any content creators video as the content they produce are for entertainment, and be...
The SMCU Drive's Motor RPM Test With Tachometer Readings..
Просмотров 254Месяц назад
This video covers the motor RPM testing process of the new integrated drive ethernet SMCU-4 CNC controller that will support anything from small robots all the way to full scale mills using Nema 42 motors. Here's a link to Audioohms to review there CNC components. For best pricing please contact me. www.audiohms.com/en/ Please due your research before following any content creators video as the...
The 4 Axes Ethernet SMCU CNC Controller Servicing Graphics Process Is Completed..
Просмотров 528Месяц назад
This video covers the process of making the servicing graphics for the new integrated drive ethernet SMCU-4 CNC controller that will support anything from small robots all the way to full scale mills using Nema 42 motors. Here's a link to Audioohms to review there CNC components. For best pricing please contact me. www.audiohms.com/en/ Please due your research before following any content creat...
The SMCU-4 Axes Ethernet Integrated Drive System Is Wired..
Просмотров 7382 месяца назад
This video covers the wiring overview of a new integrated drive ethernet SMCU-4 CNC controller that will support anything from small robots all the way to full scale mills using Nema 42 motors. Here's a link to Audioohms to review there CNC components. For best pricing please contact me. www.audiohms.com/en/ Please due your research before following any content creators video as the content the...
The Integrated 4 Axes System Progress, And Meeting Me
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This video covers the progress of the SMCU integrated 4 axes 9a drive system build, and meeting me while giving my audience an idea I use on investing. Here' the link to Marcus by Goldman Sachs www.marcus.com/us/en Here's my referral code to earn an extra 1% above the 4.40% standard rate for your deposit in your high yield savings account www.marcus.com/share/VIN-LUA-P3YQ If you have questions,...
CNC Vendor Hacks And Hesperos System Build Progress..
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This video covers CNC vendors that are building their controllers incorrectly including using incorrect components, missing proper grounding, using incorrect electronic enclosures, providing misinformation, or a combination of the above, and an update on the Hesperos system. Please due your research before following any content creators video as the content they produce are for entertainment, a...
Soldering CNC Connectors Properly Utilizing Kester Flux
Просмотров 6182 месяца назад
This video covers soldering CNC connectors of various types using the proper solder, and flux combinations from Kester. This is the only brand I use in my builds, and offer in my store. Please due your research before following any content creators video as the content they produce are for entertainment, and best practices are seldom followed, or understood. If you have questions, or require qu...
Engineering An Ethernet Integrated Drive CNC Controller Supports Up To 9a Motors!
Просмотров 6892 месяца назад
This video covers a preview of a new integrated drive ethernet CNC controller that will support anything from small robots all the way to full scale mills using Nema 42 motors. Here's a link to Audioohms to review there CNC components. For best pricing please contact me. www.audiohms.com/en/ Please due your research before following any content creators video as the content they produce are for...
CNC Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 26)
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CNC Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 26)
Hesperos Custom CNC Enclosure Is Completed...
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Hesperos Custom CNC Enclosure Is Completed...
CNC Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 25)
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CNC Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 25)
CNC Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 24)
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CNC Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 24)
CNC Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 23)
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CNC Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 23)
CNC Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 22)
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CNC Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 22)
CNC Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 21)
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CNC Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 21)
Review Of Cinoton LED 160W 24000 Lumens Shop Light..
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Review Of Cinoton LED 160W 24000 Lumens Shop Light..
CNC Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 20)
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CNC Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 20)
CNC Plasma Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 19)
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CNC Plasma Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 19)
CNC Plasma Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 18)
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CNC Plasma Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 18)
CNC Router Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 17)
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CNC Router Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 17)
CNC System Grounding Failure (Volume 16)
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CNC System Grounding Failure (Volume 16)
An Overview Of The New HY "Straight Shot" Black Spindle Connector
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An Overview Of The New HY "Straight Shot" Black Spindle Connector
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Thank you learning from others mistakes
Thank you for your support as always! Vince
I watched this video yesterday and i was tempted to send you the link😂😂...great you are commenting it
Thank you for your support as always! These type of videos need to stop. Vince
i can help you on your sell
great
super bosss
nice boss
Thank you for your support. Vince
Hello sir
LOLLLL I was waiting for you to find this one! It's so special!
Thank you for your support. Special really is a good word for it! Vince
Great technique. Have you ever seen how the Apollo moon missions created their electrical harnesses? I think you would find it interesting.
Thank you for your support. I'll for sure check it out. Vince
The "Olympics RayGun" version of Plasma controlling 🤣🤣
Thank you for your support. I really appreciate it. Vince
i knew the title was sarcasm after seeing the thumbnail 😂🤣
Thank you for your support. I really appreciate it. Vince
These clowns think everything is a just a scaled up 3d printer.
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
So, he had an ok ethernet controller that would have probably worked just fine using Windows based CNC software.....then he "updated the firmware so it could run Linux CNC".....and it didn't work! 😊
Thank you for your support. Its really interesting how many of these creators literally talk as you pointed out about creating their own problems.
Vince out here dropping vids early as hell in the morning. 2seconds in and this meth head obviously has no business in an electrical cabinet
Thank you
man I wish I could talk to you right now. Can not for the life of me get this configured
Fuxk your ounces also
Fuxk your inches and fuxk your pounds
Commenting to get more suggestions like these gems
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
Do stepper motors run cooler with driver is set to less steps per revolution? Do stepper motors run cooler with driver is set to less Amps? I am using Nema 23 57x57x56mm, 23HS2430B, 57BYGH056 Using DM556 Driver ZK-SMC01 stepper motor controller AC 110v to 24v Power Supply 20A Max Using on a machine that runs for hours at a time. Motors run feed screw at constant speed one direction then the other direction for 10 minutes before reversing then repeats. Driver is now set to 2.7A -1600
Amps yes, not SPR Thank you, Vince
Do stepper motors run cooler with controller set to less steps per revolution?
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.
how many limit switches can mach 3 board support thanks
This depends on the board. Each one will tell you how many they support. Thank you, Vince
@@corvetteguy50 thank you
Hey there. Just saw your soldering video today. It’s great information on what NOT to do! and thanks for the demonstration at the end!! At the end you said contact you if we’re interested in pre-ordering the MangnaLock System. How much is it and what comes with? (is all parts sold separately or as a kit?). thanks (I literally emailed you yesterday and it came back as not deliverable 'permanent error', I have no idea what's up with that as we've conversed that way before, sorry).--or you can answer -via my email if you want. thanks.
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.
I got a solder kit form Vince. Night & Day for quality . Worth every penny 👌
Great video, thank you. You have a lot of things listed in the description, but no flux, solder and your favorite flux cleaner are listed.
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.
Hey Vince another great video thanks for sharing your knowledge. My work has stepped up a lot in the soldiering/wiring department and my retrofit of centroid acorn system to my 4x4 hypertherm cnc plasma is coming along nicely. Your attention to details is where it's at, and soooo many videos lack that due to as you say, "not knowing" themselves... there's always something to learn as they say. Keep up the good work, as im in Australia, our $ conversion and customs is through the roof, so I've made my own, table and now made my own machine torch. Anyway cheers again 👍🏻 Pete in Oz (check for msg in 10 mins)
Thank you Peter for your support as always! Vince
Thank you
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
Do the DROs display inches or millimeters?
It depends on if you select Metric, or Imperial as your measuring matrix. This is covered in the users manual. Thank you, Vince
Mr Vince Thanks my question i have read in plasma forum there is two kind of plasma cutter HF and LF the first need to be grounded and the second no need to ground that's right or not
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
Excellent work, clean and efficient look. congratulations and thanks from BRAZIL
Thank you for your support. I really appreciate it! Vince
Thanks
i thought tinned ends was bad practice @8:20 (supposedly the solder flows through time), no hate just wondering.
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
Thank you Mr Vince
You bet...:) Thank you, Vince
could you see the installation of ground rod and give us your opinion under this name Grounding System Design and Installation -7 Steps #groundingsystem thanks
do you have pictures of this past work i want to see how he grounded table if that possible
I'm sorry I don't. Thank you, Vince
I think the arduino stuff is more name recognition and ease of use for very simple applications rather than cost. People will likely find stuff about how easy arduinos are to program before they find info about how it isnt good for industrial applications. In terms of other single board computers (Raspberry pi and its derivatives) and system on modules (single board computers lacking ports), $23 should get you well into the 1GHz/1-2GB Ram range rather than the 16MHz and <1MB ram from the arduino. Obviously this stuff isnt industrial equipment, but its at least somewhat modern hardware, and could probably handle RTOS stuff.
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
I have a five Axis system.! ( Pumotix )✔
Thank you John for your support as always! I miss Pumotix! Vince
Thank you Mr Vince please could you activate the translation option
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
i am from indonesia, i watched almost all your videos about assembling cnc controller, and after i watched your videos i realized what i have been doing all this time is totaly trash, its like perfect way to build a bomb. of course i am not a technician but i am grateful to have found this channel. i hope you can visit cnc build in indonesia channel, you will be surprised. (sorry about my bad english,its google translate)
Thank you for your support. I really appreciate it, and am glad to have helped.
Very nice work man! Especially for a free download, thanks!
Thank you for your support. I really appreciate it! Vince
Thank you Mr Vince. at this time comments.likes and share that i have to support
Thank you for your support..:) I really appreciate spreading the word. Vince
so returning grounding to the 3 pin Ground pin not good enough? thanks
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
three phase motors run in reverse if the pairing changes isn't it, it just takes two wires to change though.. on spindles which support reverse (counter clockwise) one may need to be careful
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
Is there a wire color guide you would recommend people follow?
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
Thanks Mr Vince
Thanks Vince, I listen to your vids whilst I weld all day. And watch most when i need a visual, Ive relistened to all your vids series on mistakes content creators make, over twice now. 26 odd vids twice and some even 3 times to collect your input and info. So thankyou, Im retrofitting a plasma machine I bought new that ran a usb grbl setup but now i have all the centroid acorn gear {ethernet} Im in australia so its cost me a bit plus with your help, my machine will end up bullitproof. so thanks again, I have a question. I have many stainless steel electrical enclosures of various sizes. Is it a good idea to run the power supplies I have 3 {yes I know but i need that many} in a seperate enclosure added to the side? to isolate them further to help. plus all the shield drains and ferrites etc. I have the enclosures so thought it might help? and run the low output wires through glands into the main cabinet or 5 pin aviation plugs?. Any help would be great thanks. I get a few laughs too. cheers from Australia Pete
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
Hello. I have a similar cable - the wires are blue, brown, yellow-green, and please so the shield wire is soldered together with the yellow-green wire and connect to ground of wfd?
Thank you for your support. You're correct. Thank you, Vince
@@corvetteguy50 thank you very much ;-)
You bet...:) Thank you, Vince
What would be an acceptable breakout board these days?
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
Thanks
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
Thanks so much for the video. Would this apply to setting up the VFD for a wood turning lathe, .75Kw 415V 3 phase motor with 240V single phase power supply, lathe spindle speeds from 350 rpm to 3500rpm. Cheers
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