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Materialflußgestaltung in Fertigungssystemenou’ll be using to control the CNC machine. Next, we’ll show you how to properly configure the software. And finally, we’ll give you some simple tests you can perform to verify you’ve wired up everything properly and that your CNC machine is ready for bigger and better things.

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Movement Using Rails,need to be as smooth as possible. Imagine trying to cut or drill something by hand while someone behind you keeps pushing, pulling, and jostling you. It would be extremely difficult. Like most people, you’d do your best cutting and drilling without any outside interference.

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Y-Axis, Part 2,at will wrap around the tabletop. This will consist of cutting a piece that will be mounted under the tabletop (with its surface parallel to the surface the final CNC machine will sit on) and two pieces that will be mounted above the tabletop.

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Mounting the Electronics,e axes. You can turn these by hand (or use a drill) and watch as the individual axes move up and down, side to side, and front to back. But now it’s time to bring your machine to life. Back in Chapter 6, you wired up the electronics and motors; in this chapter, you’ll be mounting those motors to your machine.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9456-4Back in Chapter 1, we introduced you to the general concept of the CNC machine. You learned about the various axes that are used to get the machine’s router bit to the material for cutting and drilling. And in Chapter 2, you got a brief overview of the CNC machine you’ll be building.

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