CNCnutz (Peter Passuello) | Installing UCCNC with Pendant - CNCnutz Episode 123 @cncnutz | Uploaded 7 years ago | Updated 23 hours ago
Following up on last weeks episode of installing the UC300ETH motion controller, this time I'm installing the UCCNC and importing my Mach3 profile to quickly configure it. I also show how to configure the old Mach3 pendant.
For those looking for a pendant the first results from the link below should be pendants that look like mine but with A Axis buttons as well. This is an updated version of my pendant and programs the same.
http://ebay.to/2D9eLx1
My Pendant settings
dropbox.com/s/8f027yxst98bnxg/UCCNC%20Pendant%20settings.rtf?dl=0
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DISCLAIMER:
CNC machines and other power tools are dangerous when used incorrectly. These videos are for entertainment purposes. I can accept no responsibility for any injuries you may incur from replication of what you see in these videos. I aim to demonstrate safe procedures but before attempting any project you should have prior machining experience or have done further research. If you are in any doubt about your safety you should look for an alternative method.
I hope you enjoy.
Following up on last weeks episode of installing the UC300ETH motion controller, this time I'm installing the UCCNC and importing my Mach3 profile to quickly configure it. I also show how to configure the old Mach3 pendant.
For those looking for a pendant the first results from the link below should be pendants that look like mine but with A Axis buttons as well. This is an updated version of my pendant and programs the same.
http://ebay.to/2D9eLx1
My Pendant settings
dropbox.com/s/8f027yxst98bnxg/UCCNC%20Pendant%20settings.rtf?dl=0
SHARE WITH OTHERS:
youtube.com/user/cncnutz
SOCIAL:
Email: cncnutz65@gmail.com
youtube.com/user/cncnutz
facebook.com/CNCnutz
twitter.com/cncnutz
DISCLAIMER:
CNC machines and other power tools are dangerous when used incorrectly. These videos are for entertainment purposes. I can accept no responsibility for any injuries you may incur from replication of what you see in these videos. I aim to demonstrate safe procedures but before attempting any project you should have prior machining experience or have done further research. If you are in any doubt about your safety you should look for an alternative method.
I hope you enjoy.
