How to change the spindle turnover, I have LEFT all the time and I want to change it to RIGHT

Mr Vince Thanks if I understand correctly power lines need 16AWG cable and data lines need 24AWG cable.

Found your channel and after watching a few others videos, yours is by far the most informative. I have this VFD and wonder if you would be willing to help me with a remote control setup.

Great video, thank you! I'm wondering if it will have to be reprogramed if power is lost...also, I'm using it in a barn to run a fan in summertime, it will be off all winter. Will the unit be damaged when sitting through winter in cold ambient? Thanks again.

Amazing video very helpful

Would this extruder work with the makerbot replicator?

Hi teacher . Please, how intense (A )should the drive be in relation to the motor nema 34 JK86HS155-6204 for more torqe

Hey thanks for the video, I went through and changed all the parameters to the recommended settings in the video and when I run the spindle it starts for a second and then gives me the eoca error any thoughts. Should I reach out to the manufacturer it's brand new or am I missing something here any insight would be great if possible,thank you.

Mr Vince and your wife Thanks every video i learn new thing

Glad that KZfaq gave you the oportunity to take this guys down. I buyed all the crap without knowing

Hi Vince, Bergen here from South Africa. I am in the wiring part of a CNC router build and came across your channel. Thank the heavens and finally not the blind leading the blind! 90% of the videos I have seen, the guys preach shielded cable but are not draining the shields! So 2 quick questions if you would be so gracious to help.. Nema 34 closed loop steppers with HBS860 drivers. Motor: I have bought 1.5mm2 x 4C shielded cables for all motors. I am using a free standing control unit whereby all machine cabling connects via GX or similar connectors. Would it be okay to peel the shield back over the cable whilst wiring to make contact with the housing of the male GX, assuming that when this makes contact with female on the panel it would ground to the enclosure? Probably best and not too expensive to go with GX16 x 5 and run pin 5 to ground? Encoder: Has pins EB+ ,EB- ,EA+ ,EA-, VCC and EGND. Would it be correct to solder/connect the shields to EGDN on the driver? Or should this rather be drained to the earth bus bar?

I listened to the music on this video while I'm building my controller.

this looks so neat... I'm trying to recover a picture of the "controller" my boss put together on a piece of plywood and didn't understand why it didn't work and why i just took everything apart and started from zero .... to finally get to the main issue : nothing grounded, not one shielded cable was connected, and the 10$ usb-controlboard

my neutral to earth gives approx 30V which is high , and the authorities are not willing to fix it since months, is this going to be an issue? Is there anything i can do?

Do the drains from shielded wire used for inputs such as limit switches go to the same ground which is connected via the bus bar to the ground rod?

love this build

it might help get a lot of content creators to think twice before they post anything... fingers crossed

Mr. Vince, thanks for the educational videos. I want to know which is better for a CNC transmission system: SBR16UU or HGH20CA? Second question: which is better, having the transmission system on both sides or just in the middle of the chassis like the CNC 6040?

Thank you for talking about prices and how time needs to compensated for!

this looks almost as horrible as the project my boss started 4 years ago and never got it to work ( the mach3 usb controller was a big red flag) , .... work in progress , meaning gutted everything and started to build from zero...

40mn video, what a treat

not being lazy but how do you determine the frequency for the fair-rites ? ferrites ?

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thx vince

as much as i hate soldering ... i do try to do it the right way...

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

my boss is a mechatronics engineer, but for some reason he doesn't understand anything about electronics...

you should mention he insulated the wires on his aviation connectors, probably to hide his inadequate soldering skils 😁

is that a chevelle i saw in the second part?

I have the same caliber of coworker ... even if it works like shite. if he gets a one out of ten good result he will only tell about the good one

he's for sure not taking notes !

tin foil .....

I am having an issue with mach3. It pause the machine for a second in mid of a job and resume again some time it pauses and instead of resuming, machine moves in wrong direction and crashes and it happens very often 😢.

PC PSU's actually are mounted in the bottom these days, however they are isolated from other parts and the cooling intake is from the bottom and exhausted from the back. But since its isolated from other components, It doesnt matter anymore. This guy's build is def not optimal because the vfd is exhausing hot air to the drivers..

comming from the automation world i have to say that motion control is ..... something else

i just would ;ike to add this little fact....from when i received the cnc plasma cutter untill it actually cut the most 2inch by 2 inch square ... and a circle...48 hours of bullshit to get through

i just wish all the contentmakers would add more details and actually would talk less sweettalk to get you into buying crap that doesn't work straight out of the box, but this stuff is actually all what i have to work with in the (cheapo) build I got to from not working at all to get a stable system that will work for minimum 10 continous production hours

got a question that's eating me, i get the part that usb is shite , i remember that parallel was the thing that has proved its reliability, but what about ethercat for plasma tables....

I also catched the part where he said his controller works on 24V.... no it doesn't.... the big problem with emi polution is that the lower the voltage the worse the influence from emi gets

I actually followed your advice to start watching this from the start (started at 21) and i am happy that i took your advice .... this is a german accent by the way,

Thanks, Mr. Vince. That's what I was looking for

common fact that the guidelines to wire up any of the components in motion control are missing out on a lot of information, thank you for adding in the blanks

the same words keep popping up.... pretty inexpensive on amazon.... probably 17-18 years ago the factory i was working at had some issues with the new policies that telemecanique PLC was throwing at the maintenance budget and i had the most ungratefull job to program the first beckhoff plc ( i suggested the switchover )that was going to replace the watchdog overview system from telemecanique (schneider) ... I can tell you that i struggled to get the budget, get the time invested for the switchover, was called a lot of bad words and was called upon to justify the time i spend on the switchover .... i finished the physical switchover in 2009... and except for some components dying, that where easy to replace, this beckhoff (revolutionary idea at the time when fanuc and siemens ruled the world of automation !) is up to today working flawless....

It's all about hacking the system .... i kinda got thrown into the cnc world ... coming from the automation field all this hobbyists spreading the gospel is really shocking

the disinformation is a fact.... they can't even pronounce words correctly 😜

sometimes is a lot of information overload ... and the influencers are not realy o reliable source of credible information

I inherited my bosses plasma diy project when i started to work there.... the list of stuff that are wrong with the project is endless ... didn't watch all of these vids yet, but i am sure that everything you have covered in the series this far will be on the list 🤣 basically it got put on pause 3 years ago... electrical components screwed with 1 screw to a piece of wood, and on top of this the plasma-unit next to this , and mechanically so cheapo it was no go-go

I actually saw this video a day ago and i couldn't stop laughing ... the BS

J'ai longtemps hésité sur se câble quoi acheter? Quelle brin? diamètre? Armé ou pas? Toutes ses question me trottais dans la tète. Votre tutos ma super éclairé. Maintenant je suis vraiment confiant dans mon choix de câble. Merci à vous.

Vince, great information here and more people should be paying attention to the mechanics because electronics is the easy part. I am planning a retrofit on a machine I got a few years ago and will need a consultation. Speaking of unbeatable accuracy and durability my machine has stainless steel drive belts 50mm wide, although technically only X is a belt and the Y axis has dual drive tapes because they are anchored at the ends. From what I gather stainless belt transmission is used in robots and commercial equipment. But other than MiSUMi selling drive beltsI can't find much information. Do you have any experience with this type of transmission?