Thread: Help - G-Code Circular Motion for CNC Milling
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Re: Help - G-Code Circular Motion for CNC Milling
From what I remember in my CNC class a few years ago, G Codes make circles by defining a center point and a radius. I think...

I'll see if I can track down my book and give you a better answer.

I know we had to hand type a program to make our first name in block letters and then make a program that included the radii of the letters, which was fairly simple if I recall correctly.
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