An open source, embedded, high performance g-code-parser and CNC milling controller written in optimized C that will run on an Arduino Mega2560 - gnea/grbl-Mega. No G code simulator is designed to actually produce the code itself, for this you need to write your own basic programs or use Cad Cam software to produce complex parts. Fusion 360 Cad Cam software is free for hobbyist cnc machinists and can produce tool paths for anything you want as long as you have a Cad model. ANILAM G Code List for CNC Mill Controls like 6000M G-codes initiate motion commands, canned cycles and various machine and CNC functions. More than one G-code may be specified per CNC Fanuc G33 G32 Threading G Code.
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G-codes are also called preparatory codes (preparatory functions).
Contents
- Complete G Code List
- G32 Thread cutting
- G74 End face peck drilling
- G76 Multiple threading cycle
- G92 Thread cutting cycle
Complete G Code List
List of G-codes commonly found on Fanuc and similarly designed CNC controls
| G Code | Group | Function | ||
| A | B | C | ||
| G00 | G00 | G00 | 01 | Positioning (Rapid traverse) |
| G01 | G01 | G01 | Linear interpolation (Cutting feed) | |
| G02 | G02 | G02 | Circular interpolation CW or helical interpolation CW | |
| G03 | G03 | G03 | Circular interpolation CCW or helical interpolation CCW | |
| G04 | G04 | G04 | 00 | Dwell |
| G07.1(G107) | G07.1(G107) | G07.1(G107) | Cylindrical interpolation | |
| G08 | G08 | G08 | Advanced preview control | |
| G10 | G10 | G10 | Programmable data input | |
| G11 | G11 | G11 | Programmable data input cancel | |
| G12.1(G112) | G12.1(G112) | G12.1(G112) | 21 | Polar coordinate interpolation mode |
| G13.1(G113) | G13.1(G113) | G13.1(G113) | Polar coordinate interpolation cancel mode | |
| G17 | G17 | G17 | 16 | X Y plane selection |
| G18 | G18 | G18 | Z X plane selection | |
| G19 | G19 | G19 | Y Z plane selection | |
| G20 | G20 | G70 | 06 | Input in inch |
| G21 | G21 | G71 | Input in mm | |
| G22 | G22 | G22 | 09 | Stored stroke check function on |
| G23 | G23 | G23 | Stored stroke check function off | |
| G25 | G25 | G25 | 08 | Spindle speed fluctuation detection off |
| G26 | G26 | G26 | Spindle speed fluctuation detection on | |
| G27 | G27 | G27 | 00 | Reference position return check |
| G28 | G28 | G28 | Return to reference position | |
| G30 | G30 | G30 | 2nd, 3rd and 4th reference position return | |
| G31 | G31 | G31 | Skip function | |
| G32 | G33 | G33 | 01 | Thread cutting |
| G34 | G34 | G34 | Variable—lead thread cutting | |
| G36 | G36 | G36 | 00 | Automatic tool compensation X |
| G37 | G37 | G37 | Automatic tool compensation Z | |
| G40 | G40 | G40 | 07 | Tool nose radius compensation cancel |
| G41 | G41 | G41 | Tool nose radius compensation left | |
| G42 | G42 | G42 | Tool nose radius compensation right | |
| G50 | G92 | G92 | 00 | Coordinate system setting or max. spindle speed setting |
| G50.3 | G92.1 | G92.1 | Workpiece coordinate system preset | |
| G50.2(G250) | G50.2(G250) | G50.2(G250) | 20 | Polygonal turning cancel |
| G51.2(G251) | G51.2(G251) | G51.2(G251) | Polygonal turning | |
| G52 | G52 | G52 | 00 | Local coordinate system setting |
| G53 | G53 | G53 | Machine coordinate system setting | |
| G54 | G54 | G54 | 14 | Workpiece coordinate system 1 selection |
| G55 | G55 | G55 | Workpiece coordinate system 2 selection | |
| G56 | G56 | G56 | Workpiece coordinate system 3 selection | |
| G57 | G57 | G57 | Workpiece coordinate system 4 selection | |
| G58 | G58 | G58 | Workpiece coordinate system 5 selection | |
| G59 | G59 | G59 | Workpiece coordinate system 6 selection | |
| G65 | G65 | G65 | 00 | Macro calling |
| G66 | G66 | G66 | 12 | Macro modal call |
| G67 | G67 | G67 | Macro modal call cancel | |
| G68 | G68 | G68 | 04 | Mirror image for double turrets ON |
| G69 | G69 | G69 | Mirror image for double turrets OFF | |
| G70 | G70 | G72 | 00 | Finishing cycle |
| G71 | G71 | G73 | Stock removal in turning | |
| G72 | G72 | G74 | Stock removal in facing | |
| G73 | G73 | G75 | Pattern repeating | |
| G74 | G74 | G76 | End face peck drilling | |
| G75 | G75 | G77 | Outer diameter/internal diameter drilling | |
| G76 | G76 | G78 | Multiple threading cycle | |
| G80 | G80 | G80 | 10 | Canned cycle for drilling cancel |
| G83 | G83 | G83 | Cycle for face drilling | |
| G84 | G84 | G84 | Cycle for face tapping | |
| G86 | G86 | G86 | Cycle for face boring | |
| G87 | G87 | G87 | Cycle for side drilling | |
| G88 | G88 | G88 | Cycle for side tapping | |
| G89 | G89 | G89 | Cycle for side boring | |
| G90 | G77 | G20 | 01 | Outer diameter/internal diameter cutting cycle |
| G92 | G78 | G21 | Thread cutting cycle | |
| G94 | G79 | G24 | Endface turning cycle | |
| G96 | G96 | G96 | 02 | Constant surface speed control |
| G97 | G97 | G97 | Constant surface speed control cancel | |
| G98 | G94 | G94 | 05 | Per minute feed |
| G99 | G95 | G95 | Per revolution feed | |
| – | G90 | G90 | 03 | Absolute programming |
| – | G91 | G91 | Incremental programming | |
| – | G98 | G98 | 11 | Return to initial level |
| – | G99 | G99 | Return to R point level | |
G00 Positioning (Rapid traverse)
G01 Linear interpolation (Cutting feed)
G02 Circular interpolation CW or helical interpolation CW
G03 Circular interpolation CCW or helical interpolation CCW
G04 Dwell
G10 Programmable data input
G20 Input in inch
G21 Input in mm
G32 Thread cutting
G32 Taper Threading
G33 Thread Cutting
G70 Finishing cycle
G71 Stock removal in turning
G72 Stock removal in facing
G73 Pattern repeating
G74 End face peck drilling
Peck drilling in Z axis.
G74 Peck Drilling Cycle
G74 Face Grooving
G75 Outer diameter/internal diameter drilling
Grooving in X axis.
G76 Multiple threading cycle
Thread cutting cycle, G76 threading cycle, Fanuc G76 threading cycle, G76 thread cycle.
G76 Threading Cycle One Line Format
G76 Taper Threading
G76 Multi Start Threading
G76 Thread Infeed
G92 Thread cutting cycle
CNC Fanuc G92 Threading Cycle, G92 thread cutting cycle.
G92 Taper Threading Cycle
G94 Facing Cycle (Endface turning cycle)
G94 Feed Per Minute / G98 Feed Per Minute
G95 Feed Per Revolution / G99 Feed Per Revolution
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Which one of these packages is your pick for the Best Free CAD Software out there?
| A9 CAD | CAD | http://www.a9tech.com/products/a9cad/ |
| Blender | CAD | https://www.blender.org/ |
| Draftsight | CAD | https://www.solidworks.com/product/draftsight |
| eCabinet: CAD for custom cabinet makers | CAD | http://www.ecabinetsystems.com/ |
| gCAD3d | CAD | http://www.cadcam.co.at/freiter/gCAD3D_en.htm |
| FreeCAD | CAD | https://www.freecadweb.org/ |
| Google Sketchup | CAD | https://sketchup.google.com/ |
| Fusion 360 | CAD + CAM | https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/students-teachers-educators |
| GraphiteOne CAD | CAD | https://www.graphiteone-cad.com/ |
| HeeksCAD | CAD | https://github.com/Heeks/heekscad |
| Minos | CAD | http://www.le-boite.com/minos.htm |
| nanoCAD | CAD | https://nanocad.com/ |
| OnShape | CAD | https://www.onshape.com/ |
| Solid Edge Free 2D Drafting | CAD | http://www.solidedge.com/free2d/ |
| TinkerCAD | CAD | https://www.tinkercad.com/ |
| Wings 3D | CAD | https://www.wings3d.com/ |
Free CNC CAM Software
| Estlcam | CAM | http://www.estlcam.com/ |
| Free Mill: 3D Milling from the makers of Visual Mill | CAM | http://www.mecsoft.com/freemill.shtml |
| DeskProto | CAM | https://www.deskproto.com/products/free-ed.php |
| HSMExpress | CAM | http://www.hsmworks.com/hsmxpress/ |
| Fusion 360 | CAD + CAM | https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/students-teachers-educators |
| G-Simple | CAM | https://www.gsimple.eu/ |
| Heeks CAD/CAM | CAM | https://www.heeks.net/ |
Other Free CNC Software
| GCode Ripper | Wrap GCode for 4th Axis or do Engraving on Irregular Surfaces after Probing | See article link |
| LinuxCNC / EMC2 | Free CNC Control Software | https://www.linuxcnc.org/ |
| Jedicut | CNC Foam Cutting | http://www.aeropassion.net/index-en.php |
| Ace Converter | DXF to G-Code | http://www.dakeng.com/ace.html |
| 2linc Engraving Software: Light Version | Engraving Software | http://www.2linc.com/cnc_programming_software.htm |
| DeskEngrave | Engraving Software | http://www.deskam.com/download.html |
| PCB-GCODE | G-Code for Eagle PCB | https://groups.yahoo.com/group/pcb-gcode/ |
| Auto-trace | Image or bitmap to g-code | http://autotrace.sourceforge.net/ |
| Image to G-Code | Image or bitmap to g-code | http://www.imagetogcode.com/ |
| Scan2CNC | Image or bitmap to g-code | http://www.gravomaster.com/Tristan_Dean/scan2cnc.html |
| MaxCut | Nesting | http://www.maxcut.co.za/ |
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What is CNC Software?
CNC Software is the Digital Tooling used to create programs for CNC Machines. There are many kinds, but CAD and CAM are the most common.
What is the minimum CNC Software for a Beginner?
A beginning CNC’er needs to learn to use CAD Software for creating designs, CAM Software to convert the designs to g-code, and Feeds and Speeds Software to determine the proper cutting feeds and speeds for their CAM software to use.
What is the most popular CAD Software for CNC?
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Fusion 360 followed by Solidworks are the most popular CAD Software packages among CNC’ers according to CNCCookbook’s CAD Survey. Fusion 360 is free for non-business users and some small business users.
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