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Can anyone point me towards Books or web sites that explain and give
example of G-Code ?

Thanks
Bruce

Here's a site that gives you the some info on
RS-274D, which is the standard for most numerically
controlled machines


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Can anyone point me towards Books or web sites that
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example of G-Code ?

Thanks
Bruce


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Hi Bruce,

check out your software vendor.

they should offer some guidelines as to what codes they offer.

I am still playing with a drill peck cycle and found there are at
least 4 codes to drill, drill-peck (return to Z zero), drill-peck
(return to 'x' above last cut) and so on.

these are not all supported in all software.

And I would hope that most vendors offers a sample file too.
something simple, but so that you can see the headers needed to
initalize.

Dave