CNC Controllers Built Incorrectly (Volume 14)

This video covers another CNC controller made by a content creator who didn't build his controller correctly.
Please due your research before following any content creators video as the content they produce doesn't mean they are following best practices to achieve a stable production robot.
If you have questions, or require quotes please message me direct at [e-mail] or through my eBay store here. www.ebay.com/s...
Please do your own research before making any purchase for production robotic components. When in doubt ask, and I highly recommend messaging a vendor to test their response 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.
Here's a link to my Ethernet Smooth Stepper turnkey package www.ebay.com/i...
Here's a link to my UC-400 Ethernet Turnkey Controller package www.ebay.com/i...
CNC 18/4 Double Shielded Pre-Built Motor Cable With All Required Connectors
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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/i...
CNC Cooling Fan 30-48v 60mm x 38mm (65CFM) Tool Less Mount, Fan Grill, & Filter www.ebay.com/i...
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/i...
This is my DS Flexion (Ultra Flex) cable.
CNC VFD Cable 10ft 16/4 DS Flexion For Spindle .8Kw 1.5Kw 2.2Kw 4Kw 4.5Kw www.ebay.com/i...
CNC VFD Cable 15ft 16/4 DS Flexion For Spindle .8Kw 1.5Kw 2.2Kw 4Kw 4.5Kw www.ebay.com/i...
CNC VFD Cable 20ft 16/4 DS Flexion For Spindle .8Kw 1.5Kw 2.2Kw 4Kw 4.5Kw
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This is my standard 16/4 double shielded spindle cable. (If you're using a cable chain, then my DS flexion cable should be used)
CNC VFD Cable 10ft 16/4 Double Shielded For Spindles www.ebay.com/i...
CNC VFD Cable 15ft 16/4 Double Shielded For Spindles www.ebay.com/i...
CNC VFD Cable 20ft 16/4 Double Shielded For Spindles www.ebay.com/i...
CNC VFD Cable 30ft 16/4 Double Shielded For Spindles www.ebay.com/i...
Here's my 22/2 double shielded accessory cable.
CNC Double Shielded 22awg 2 Lead Cable (20ft.) (Bullet Proof Protection)
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CNC Double Shielded 22awg 2 Lead Cable (30ft.) (Bullet Proof Protection)
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CNC Double Shielded 22awg 2 Lead Cable (100ft.) (Bullet Proof Protection)
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Here's links to the GX-16 prewired connectors discussed in the video.
CNC GX-16 3 Pin Male Panel Mount Connector Wired Silicone Leads & EMI Filters www.ebay.com/i...
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[@graykimchi]

You dodged a bullet that KZbin didnt take it down I have rarely seen KZbin take side with the "reposter". Keep up the good work! I love listening to your videos. Hopefully I don't make it on here when I post my build 😂

[@corvetteguy50]

Thank you for your support. The fair use act on KZbin is done on many other channels, and is very specific with its guidelines. This genre leads to many content creators who own CNC robots wanting to show there skills, and they certainly should. Unfortunately, its usually not the skills they purchased the robot to compliment, but the actual building of the robot which usually stems from the majority of information they try to absorb from social media users who usually are uncertain themselves. Its really a shame more content creators don't highlight the projects they make using their actual robots. Many of them have amazing skills, but would rather highlight areas they feel will get more interest on social media due to the massive growth in the popularity of production robots. Thank you, Vince

[@andydemin3105]

I have a silly confession to make as i really got to appreciate this high quality information you have been putting on youtube for a long time ... silly confession ... i have skipped over your videos at least a 100 times because of your username 'corvetteguy' ... aside for me being a 'camaroguy' 🤣 I just skipped because i expected to see something else ... like another fabshop showing off the new machine they got to fix their corvette... i deeply apologize for this

[@corvetteguy50]

No worries, I really appreciate the support, and Camaro, and Corvette's are all bowties..😎 Thank you for the kind words! Vince

[@viktorviktor5405]

I have seen this guy video, he proclaimed that he is an ELECTRICAL ENGINEER.

[@corvetteguy50]

Thank you for your support. I only go by what these content creators produce as their system's define their knowledge/skills. Thank you, Vince

[@loco-logic9254]

you specifically called out a closed loop system. as an amateur electrictian I don't know where EMI can play into inaccuracies at this point. If i have a feedback loop, shouldn't I be safe to some extent?

[@corvetteguy50]

Thank you for your support. EMI interferes with control signals, through cables which aren't properly shielded which means encoder signals, and motor cables can be corrupted as well as breakout board signals going to your closed loop drives to command them. If any of these signals are corrupted you're still going to have system instability. This is all it takes to corrupt a closed loop system, or for that matter any CNC control system. Don't ever believe that servos aren't vulnerable to EMI because all systems control signals can be corrupted, and this is why servo drive vendors explain to use the proper shielded cables in their drives users manuals. All servos do differently then steppers is use encoders for position feedback. Steppers, and servos provide the same accuracy as seen here by one of the largest motor manufacturers in the world. www.orientalmotor.co.in/qa_det/qa_svmotors04/ Servos are made out on KZbin by most content creators as being supernatural, and the truth is a system with steppers utilizing todays technology micro stepping drives that's properly set up in Mach3's motor tuning, with a transmission matched to the torque of the applications the robot is designed for will yield very similar results. Thank you, Vince

[@loco-logic9254]

@@corvetteguy50Thank you very much for taking the time to reply! I was wondering because I use stepper motors with encoders, so there should be a very low chance for the driver to not register a corrupt signal (at least in my mind, not knowing all the internals of the driver, I imagine there would need to be a corrupt signal to the motor and simultaneously a corresponding corrupt signal to the encoder). The package I bought was called "HSS86 Hybrid Servo Treiber + NEMA34 Closed-Loop High Speed Stepper Servomotor 8N". Keep up the great work, Mike

[@TouChA0]

Thank you

[@IceCreams62]

Hi. In the VFD he is connecting the ACM and the DCM together ( GND for analogic and digital signals). Is it a correct connection ?

[@corvetteguy50]

Thank you for your support. HY users manual DCM connection is a COM connection where ACM is a ground connection. I have no familiarity with the ethernet board he's using, but with a G540 this is not correct. Thank you, Vince

[@johnross3752]

The guy sank himself at the end

[@corvetteguy50]

Thank you John for your support as always! Vince