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| + | G and M codes describe a tool path and tool path operations for CNC control. For a list of all the codes, see the [[g-code reference]]. | ||
| + | === G-Code Examples === | ||
| + | The following examples may help provide a better understanding of how to write and manipulate g-code. | ||
| − | + | ==== Follow a Circle ==== | |
| − | + | Copy this code to a file and name it circle.nc. When you load it into the Control Software, your router will follow a circle shape in the X and Y plane. | |
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| + | G90 | ||
| + | G2 I2 F100 | ||
| + | M30 | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
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Revision as of 12:07, 1 October 2010
G and M codes describe a tool path and tool path operations for CNC control. For a list of all the codes, see the g-code reference.
G-Code Examples
The following examples may help provide a better understanding of how to write and manipulate g-code.
Follow a Circle
Copy this code to a file and name it circle.nc. When you load it into the Control Software, your router will follow a circle shape in the X and Y plane.
G90 G2 I2 F100 M30