In which I learn how you do loops in g-code. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/kieCxv0T5WI

In which I learn how you do loops in g-code. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/kieCxv0T5WI

G-code программисту и Brainfuck не страшен
G-code часто выглядит как простой язык команд для станка: поехать в точку, включить шпиндель, опустить инструмент, пройти рез. Но стоит задаче стать немного живее — добавить параметры, копии, повороты, состояние инструмента и зависимость от текущего режима, — как внутри языка без привычных if , while , массивов и нормальных имён начинает проступать настоящее программирование.
https://habr.com/ru/articles/1047268/
#Gcode #ЧПУ #CNC #макропрограммирование #программирование_станков #управляющие_программы #паттерны_программирования
A new open course in CNC Passport Learning Center focuses on a basic but important skill: reading simple NC programs with more confidence before a real run.
https://cncpassport.com/blog/en/new-open-course-g-code-basics-for-beginners/
In our next update, Batch Costing.
You'll be able to import multiple gcode files or load multiple manual prints into a single costing flow.
We also took the opportunity to do a UI refresh and it looking pretty nice.
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#3dprint #3dprinting #maker #gcode #3dprinter
Filament-only pricing looks fine until you scale it.
At 100 prints, small ignored costs become a real gap: electricity, wear, failure risk, and time all add up.
Are you pricing each job properly, or slowly undercharging yourself?
The plastic is only the start.
A print that uses €0.69 of filament can still be a €6.90 job once you include electricity, failure risk, and time.
Are you pricing the full job, or just the material?
A CNC AI answer should be traceable.
Ask CNC Passport now starts with G/M-code questions: prepared references first, AI answer second, visible source block after that.
Useful for checking commands like G41, G71, M98 or G20/G21.
https://cncpassport.com/blog/en/ask-cnc-passport-ai-answers-gm-codes-real-cnc-sources/
NCPlayer now includes Timeline Mode: a way to inspect a CNC program as movements over time.
It helps connect G-code lines, toolpath and execution order, especially around rapid/cutting transitions and mode changes.
https://cncpassport.com/blog/en/timeline-mode-in-ncplayer-viewing-a-cnc-program-over-time/