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Wiring LED Light into CNC Controller Box

Video | Posted on September 22, 2018 by spapasavva

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This entry was posted in CNC, Studio and tagged 12V, Installing, LED, LED Driver, Lighting, Lights, Transformer, Wiring. Bookmark the permalink.

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Today I finally realised what was causing the work position to what seem like randomly change at the end of jobs - a bane of my life. And it was simply a result of a piece of g-code I had decided to use. If you use a g92 command to offset any axis, this figurw will reset and not necessarily is a obvious way, when a M30 command is executed at the end of a piece of g-code, or if the GRBL soft-stop is pressed. Replacing these with a G10 command solved the issue. It's taken a long time to figure this out, and it's poorly documented. Now I feel like these LED lit buttons on the CNC controller through paper. I'm glowing inside. #CNC #GRBL #Gcode #DIY #LED #Electronics

What I'll be roasting later. #OrangePi #VoltageRegulator #PSU #Ubuntu #MicoComputer #CNC

Busy day today, but the main thing was I (or the CNC machine) completed a full drawing. Had to change the angle of the holder from 45 to 60 degrees, and swap to a ball point with a more viscous ink but it worked. The final photo in the series is a pen whose nib had snapped off. Fine liner pens or those with watery ink seem to dry out despite being full - probably because the ink would wick too quickly into the paper and maybe sever the capillary link inside. #Pen #CNC #Drawing #Guernica #DrawingTools #Vectors #Illustration #Art #LineDrawing #Biro #Ink #MakingStartsWithDrawing

Tested out the CNC pen tool with a longer drawing task, but the ink started drying out and missing details. I think the angle of the tool was too acute to the paper. I'm going to try change this from 45 to 60 degrees - which is more like how I hold a pen. Will print another part out tomorrow and continue the exercise. #Drawing #CNC #Pen #Ink #Guernica #3Dprinted #DrawingTool #PenHolder

CNC machine giving me health advice. #DoYouCNC #CNC #GantryPress #BentOverMill #UpSpiralThrust #ZaxisCurl

It's a mad mad mad mad Madrid. #DidNotMakeThis #NotAcnc #Madrid #HaventSeenAtoolForFiveDays

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