How To Build A Shielded Cable For Your CNC Controller.. 

Thank you for your support. I'm originally from Long Island New York. :) Thank you, Vince

Yea, double shielded cable makes it very easy to eliminate noise when used properly. Have a great weekend! Vince

Kirk, thank you as always for your support. I'm looking into a better camera for these tutorial videos as your right finding one with the correct clarity is a little tedious. Thank you again, and have a great weekend! Vince

Jim, thank you for your support as always I really appreciate it. Have a great weekend! Vince

Chris, thank you for your support. I really appreciate it . I'm glad to have helped :) Have a great weekend! Vince

Thank you for the kind words, and support. Vince

Steven, Thank you for your support. I really appreciate the kind words. The tip cleaner is excellent when you deal with lots of connections. Thank you again, and have a great weekend! Vince

Thank you for your support. Unfortunately, I'm not sure what you're discussing. Thank you, Vince

My bad this is about the glass rod you use to open up your braided shielding, A fid is a pretty basic tool. A rod with a blunted conical end on one side and recess that you can affix your lines to and pull them through as you expand your braiding. It would save a little bit of time. It disturbs the braid only as much as needed. @@corvetteguy50

Radoslaw, thank you for your support. That's a very good question. I find its easier to see if you have proper penetration of solder, but you could very well do as you said, and crimp, an then solder. thank you, Vince

Thank you for your support. I really appreciate it. There's only one ground to use, and that's the earth ground going to your power supply. I suggest using a ground buss bar splitter to allow for multiple terminations as you'll require them. Here's a video of a clients build reflecting the proper "star grounding" solution ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kW7-cs-4cgw.html. All V- terminals on any power supply are not a ground source. The breakout board's ground if its built properly will be going to the same ground as your power supply as well. Thank you, Vince

Brian, Thank you for your support. The E-stop switch acts as a ground break on the G-540. It simply breaks the circuit when depressed. There's no voltage/current that flows though its leads as the one lead from the switch is installed in pin 10 of the G540, and the second lead from the switch is installed in a V- terminal on your power supply. Thank you, Vince

@@corvetteguy50 So what you are saying is that breaking a wire in which no current is flowing can be detected at one end (ie pin 10)?

@@tangoterrier This would be correct as current isn't flowing in a lead connected to the V- terminal on the G540's power supply. Thank you, Vince

Thank you for your support. I wouldn't recommend it as your to close to the cables maximum voltage rating. This is serious, and I would get the required cable Here's what you require www.ebay.com/itm/131899174942 Thank you, Vince

@@corvetteguy50 my machine is 3* spindle set up and the cables for them will be in same chain will I have some problems even with the 600v cable?

Not with double shielded cable that's properly grounded. The outer diameter of my cable is 10.5mm, so you should be fine, but I would measure to be sure. Thank you, Vince

@@corvetteguy50 thank you Vince! :)

@@ecocraftings-tips You bet...:) Vince

Aaron thank you for your support. In best practice the grounding of the system should be done as seen in this portion of the video. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Hik7SlkX5Is.html Thank you, Vince

Hey Robert, Thank you for your support. The motor cables from the G540 should in best practice be double shielded from the drive to your stepper motors. Thank you, have a great weekend, and Happy Easter! Vince

@@corvetteguy50 thank you for the wishes!! So that means i have to use shielding along the entire length of each cable??

You're correct. Thank you, Vince

@@corvetteguy50 ok,,where can i lay my hands on that much copper ?

I do offer double shielded cables if you need them. Thank you, Vince

Thank you for the kind words, and support. I really appreciate it! Vince