The Ultimate CNC Grounding Solutions For Safe Bullet Proof Systems.

This video covers my new grounding solutions to make your CNC as safe, and bulletproof as possible. These components are offered in complete packages to make installation straight forward, and take the guess work out of the task to properly grounding your system.
If you have any questions, or require a quote please contact directly at [e-mail] or through eDealers direct here. www.ebay.com/str/edealersdirect
Here's the link for the Leviton Plug Grounding Solution www.ebay.com/itm/143107330255
Here's the link for the CNC Ground Strap www.ebay.com/itm/132933029482
Here's the link for the CNC Grounding Bar System www.ebay.com/itm/143107363730

[@5thCOLLABSE]

another awesome video i just keep watch them all over and over

[@corvetteguy50]

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

[@metalworksmachineshop]

Very nice ideas.

[@RylisPro]

The reason that solder isn't used in the vehicle industry especially in road racing applications is due to the constant movement of the vehicle. Over time the movement of the vehicle will be constantly causing all the wires to vibrate which will eventually leads the solder to crack causing poor electrical connections.

[@corvetteguy50]

RylisPro thank you for your support, and your points are well made. The process on top of what you pointed out is very labor intensive. Thank you, Vince

[@bwilson7000]

Was wondering if just grounding the chassis or frame is sufficient. Hypertherm said something about each rail and the gantry itself.

[@corvetteguy50]

Bwilson 7000 I sent you a link to my EMI overview videos which will make everything clear once you watch the series. Thank you again for your support, Vince

[@avdheshsharma5111]

can I use this technique for hf start plasma

[@corvetteguy50]

Avdhesh, Thank you for your support. Please review my grounding, and EMI overview here kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6GtZaeujc1mja8 from Lincoln electric to understand what you must do to properly ground a plasma system to provide a stable system. Thank you, Vince

[@kulrajsingh3447]

My plug is very far (30 ft) from the CNC machine; what do you suggest?

[@corvetteguy50]

Thank you for your support. In best practice I would move the machine as close as possible to the outlet. Grounding is essential for a stable robot. Thank you, Vince

[@bwilson7000]

And also does the ground bar need to be isolated from the frame?

[@corvetteguy50]

Please review this series kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6GtZaeujc1mja8 as it will cover in detail the required grounding procedure for a plasma system. Take your time, and don't cut corners, and you'll be very happy with the result. Thank you, Vince

[@allenpoling6854]

I have a Onefinity CNC router and sometimes it has a mind of its own when cutting a profile cut and everything points to EMI interference. I have 2 ferrites on every cable and not sure what to try next. Any ideas would be helpful. Thanks in advance.

[@corvetteguy50]

Thank you for your support. I would suggest you start with the stock motor cables, and replace them with my double shielded motor cables, and then go over the controller to make sure a ground bus is installed in order to allow for the motor cable's shield drain to properly dissipate any EMI. If your uncertain of what I'm speaking about then please email me from the video description to setup a consultation. Tank you, Vince

[@allenpoling6854]

@@corvetteguy50 If you can point me to all the cables I need I will buy them from you.

[@corvetteguy50]

Here's the cable to build your motor cables with www.ebay.com/itm/134986001126 Just let me know the length you require. I also have complete packages with motor/cable connectors if you prefer to change them as well. Thank you, and have a great weekend! Vince

[@allenpoling6854]

Sorry to bother you but do you have the link for the complete kit? Thanks

[@corvetteguy50]

Please contact through my email [e-mail], and I'll put a package together for you. Thank you, Vince

[@IEraiderfan]

Outstanding video great options I think I am going to have to think this over on what I have, my system is not grounded it's a small system From Fine Line Automation 80/20 Extruded Aluminum. Video liked & Shared👊👊👊

[@corvetteguy50]

Hey Lou, thank you for your support. Grounding on any machine will provide a really safe, stable system. It takes some time to implement, but will assure you have all the bases covered. Thank you again, Vince

[@bwilson7000]

So the ground is on only hooked to the ground on plug. Can you use an extension cord to reach a plug 15 feet from plasma table?

[@corvetteguy50]

Bwilson7000, thank you for your support. An extension cord isn't best to use for grounding as at that length you would require a very thick cable to produce the lowest amount of resistance. This is why in industrial applications tinned braided copper straps are used as its super flexible, and can be used in different widths required for your particular application. A plasma ground in best practice should utilize a ground bus as reflected in the video, and a ground rod as close to the chassis as possible. I wouldn't recommend it be over 5 ft away. Thank you, Vince

[@allenpoling6854]

I'm going to change them all.

[@corvetteguy50]

Ok, do you require the spindle power cable, as well? Thank you, Vince

[@allenpoling6854]

I have a Makita. I also ordered a drag chain. My power cable running through the curley cable may not be helping me. 0:09 0:09

[@corvetteguy50]

If possible replacing the wood router would help greatly as these were never designed for CNC robotics use. They emit a huge amount of EMI. Thank you, Vince

[@halfstep67]

That should definitely do the job. I would have to keep that big chunk of copper under lock and key so the methheads around here won't steal it.

[@corvetteguy50]

You, and me both Chris :) Thank you for your support as always Vince