G-code Jobs

I need a straightforward CNC program that will cut a clean 12-inch diameter circle from wood that is 3/8" thick on my router. Accuracy at the finished edge is important, so the toolpath must compensate for the bit diameter and leave a smooth perimeter ready for minimal sanding. Please generate and supply: • A ready-to-run G-code file compatible with a standard CNC router controller (GRBL or Mach3 both work here). • A matching design file or DXF so I can verify dimensions before running. • Notes on the cutter size you assumed, plus recommended spindle speed, feed rate, and step-down for a safe, splinter-free pass. That’s the entire job—once the circle drops cleanly from the spoilboard, we’re done.

I need a reliable, production-ready program for my CNC VMC that will handle precise metal cutting operations. The machine is set up for a vertical machining center workflow, so the code should fully exploit its capabilities—tool changes, spindle speed control, coolant settings, adaptive feeds, and safe Z moves all optimised for metal stock. You’ll receive the detailed part drawings (STEP and DXF) along with the fixture layout. Your task is to create the G-code and a short setup sheet that lists tooling, offsets, speeds/feeds, and any probing routines you include. Please keep the program clean and well-commented so my operators can follow each operation without guesswork. Preferred CAM output: FANUC-compatible G-code, although I can import other post-processors if you let me k...

My workshop operates double-head CNC machines driven by both Siemens and Fanuc controls, and every part runs through Surfcam. The immediate need is clean, collision-free CNC programs that fully exploit the two heads, cover any required 3D modelling tweaks, and are ready to post from Surfcam without further editing at the machine. Surfcam projects will arrive as rough part sketches or STEP/IGES models; toolpath generation, head synchronization and final G-code are expected back. Please keep each program simulation-verified inside Surfcam so that when I load it on either controller it runs from the first part. Deliverables • Native Surfcam files with documented operations • Verified G-code for Siemens and for Fanuc (separate posts) Programs that cut accurately on both...

I have a Windows-based laptop sitting next to a brand-new router engraver that is already assembled and wired. My next step is to get GRBL flashed, install a reliable G-code sender (Candle, UGS, or similar), and run a first test carve on both wood and plastic—but I need a patient guide to walk me through it. Here is what I’d like from you: • Remotely guide me through installing the GRBL firmware on the controller board, confirming each step from flashing to verifying the correct baud rate. • Help me choose, install, and configure a Windows-friendly sender (Candle, Universal Gcode Sender, etc.) so that the machine jogs smoothly in all axes. • Calibrate steps-per-mm, limit switches, and spindle settings, then run a simple engraving and a through-cut so I can...