Most CNC workflows start with a 3D model, which is then passed to CAM software to be converted into the G-code language that CNC machines love and understand. G-code, however, is simple enough ...

G-code and M-code are the foundational languages that drive CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machinery and 3D printers.

G-code, or geometric code, is a programming language that guides CNC machine movements, such as commands that define motion, position, and function (and other values) using alpha-numeric codes. For ...

Basics of G Code Programming provides a comprehensive introduction to G code programming. Programmers use G codes to create part programs, which direct CNC machines to create a part.

CNC machines are an essential part of the hacker’s toolset. These computer-controlled cutters of wood, metal and other materials can translate a design into a prototype in short order, making… ...