@@ProjectsbyBrian I enjoyed it, so boo to anyone who dosnt think it is entertaining enough haha

@@ProjectsbyBrian one question... you mention dm556 drivers to get as an upgrade, think the pro kit comes with dm542 as standard, are those comparable to the 556 and an upgrade too do you think?

@@ProjectsbyBrian thanks very much! and once again thanks for the videos - this is one of the clearest I have seen on setting everything up. All the best for the rest of the build 😎

​@@ProjectsbyBrian That's probably not the cause of the noise, I had a TB6600 in a project that was just noisy under holding torque, could never figure out why but I didn't mess with it for very long. The idea is that a voltage is a potential difference in electric charge. By jumpering the grounds (DC negative, not protective earth ground) you are ensuring that the voltages are operating from the same electrical reference. If you connected the - of your 36v PSU to the + of your 24v PSU you would expect to see around 60v when measuring from the ground of your 24v power supply (don't do this obviously, but its the general idea, like stacking batteries in series) you want to ensure your PSU's are in parallel without one floating with respect to the other. Your BOB probably already does this by providing a GND reference to the drivers, if it does and you don't have any issues you should be fine. I would only really worry about it when you have a signal at a different voltage level (say your inductive sensors were at 12v and the BOB was 24), since all of your signals are at 24v (36v is motor power only), you should be good. I just saw the 2 PSUs and it jumped out at me.

Thanks! On the limit switches that I use, yes that is correct.

Hah, you're good man! No stupid questions :)

Thanks! The USB breakout board will not interface with LinuxCNC, so I went with the parallel port breakout board instead. I've since switched to the Mesa 7i96 though which I haven't made a video on yet, but have some posts about it on my Instagram if you're curious.

@@ProjectsbyBrian Sweet. Just followed the IG a couple of minutes ago too. I was thinking of getting the xPro V5 controller for mine so I don't think it'll be an issue for me but wanted to check if there was latency problems or something

all usb controllers breakout boards have lot problems and not working whit linuxcnc,

usb and windows not have safety, not REALTIME system and windows not have stabile use cnc, linuxcnc not can use usb, only paraller port, can add 2 breakoutboard cheapen than buy owerprice expensive mesa card. thats is why windows system not newer used manufactory automation system, not safe.

@@ProjectsbyBrian Thanks. A few other quick questions: 1. Why not use the block-type inductive sensors? and 2. Do you have a mount for those inductive sensors you can share?

@@ProjectsbyBrian Thanks

better safety to motherboard if use parallerport card pci or pci-e. i use 2 parallerport card my computer. more input&output.

NO will definitely suffice, however they won't be fail safe, which is the only difference (and your programming will be backwards). If a wire were to fall off, or the sensor fails, you won't know until the machine crashes. Typically you want to see a "1" in a good state so that you know when you lose that signal.

Unfortunately I do not.

There are a few wiring diagrams on the PrintNC wiki that may be of help to you. Link is in the description.

@@ProjectsbyBrian The standard LinuxCNC/EMC Post processor included in Fusion works perfectly

minimum torque need be have 470 OZ or 3 Nm. about smalles what can use woodworking mill have nema 23 3Nm motor.

Yes, I plan to do a video on my workflow that shows how I prove, find and edge and do some other things.

problem, windows 10. not working newer good machine controller. buy cheap 20$ ols paraller port pc and instal linuxcnc emc2 in and run realtime ,windows not can run realtime intyerrupts not working good. alltime broken ewery work. and new 10 not support paraller port breakoutpoard good. olden vesion xp good whit shit mach2 workin but if need BEST have only linuxcnc.

all parallerport card not working, linuxcnc site have what card working , and you need setting software motor setup all pin right, pin2 X axis step, pin 3 X axis dir etc. software know what pin uses.

all parallerport contorller board/breakoutboards can use both linuxcnc or mach3 cnc. linuxcnc have only better, safety, important realtime running, flexiple build own new automation, tools change, or all what you future want add to you machine.

Hey sorry I don't get notifications for all comments on my videos apparently. I have a link to my website in the description of the video now which has some example configs from setting up LinuxCNC.

can, pencil plotter, vinyl cutter,carving, milling,laser, text writter, i use my small cncmachine whit linuxcnc milling wood, cutting vinyl stickers,carving laser head to plywood art, cutting plywood parts.

you see breaoutboard manual which pin need connect were. what have breakout b input pin and linuxcnc softare add all pin step dor enable right. ewery breakout b have different all not made same boartd. but you vcan config pins in linuxcnc and looking breakout board manual what is all pins.

dmm 556 input mean, step,dir enaple you breakout board x axis,z axis,y axis mean breakoutboars have X S,E,D. x axis s =step go to driver step hole, breakoutboard x axis D=dir go to driver dir hole simple. look u breakout board manual and look internet u board manual if not have manual not good board. this board what him use less than 10$ board have pictures all w3jhat u need know were awerythink connect. driver manual have all what need were connect sure. and motors found internet manyfactory site manual how connect but motor can measure resistor meter what wire is what.all wery easy understand and found how wire.

I touch on that a little bit in my LinuxCNC deep dive video. It's kind of a long video, but I go over most of the things in the ini and hal files. I hope it helps!

@@ProjectsbyBrian keep in mind there is no slaving axis in linuxcnc i stucked with that (as a beginner)thats why iam going to hook up two motors on a single axis but iam afraid to burn something if you have an idea about that please to share good luck bro.🥰👍

@@proengeleceng6861 I'm not sure what you mean. By slave axis do you mean to have two motors for one axis? Like y1 and y2?

@@ProjectsbyBrian yes, 2 motors with two drivers for Y axis, thank you for replying🙂 check it out in mach3

@@proengeleceng6861 yup, you can do that in LinuxCNC. I even have each motor home individually to each end stop. LinuxCNC can be intimidating to get started with, but you can do pretty much anything with it.

Many have on the moterboard...just need to connect

normal used pci or pci e paraller port card cheap buy 10-20$ and safe you motherboard if burn somethink broken only cheap parallerport card not all motherboard.

What?