How To Build A CNC System's Double Shielded Cable Assembly
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- čas přidán 4. 01. 2020
- This is a video overview build done live utilizing 22/2 double shielded cable for the assembly to support a plasma system's relay to control the torch's on/off function for a clients plasma system.
Here's the 22/2 double shielded unit used to assemble the finished unit www.ebay.com/itm/132575648256
Here's the Yihua 995D+ soldering station professional kit used www.ebay.com/itm/133213693952
Here's the Yihua 908+ soldering Kit for a professional casual soldering system www.ebay.com/itm/133210710587
The GX-16 3 pin plug, and rubber grommets are also available. Please message me for details, as I have yet to list all my current component inventory.
For questions, and quotes please message me at Storm2313@gmail.com or through my eDealers Direct store on eBay here. www.ebay.com/str/edealersdirect
It's funny, I was going to message to ask if there was a video on how to strip double shielded cable. Finally CZcams served it up as one of the next videos! It's has been super helpful. Thank you!
Nicholas, thank you again for your support. I have over 240 videos, so there's a very good chance for CNC electronics I have you covered...:) Thank you,
Vince
Ok, you make it look so easy.
Thanks David, 100 of hours of practice...:) Thank you again Vince
great video vince.... thanks for the tips
Hey Chris, Thank you as always for your support. I really appreciate it. Vince
BRAVO. BRAVO
Thank you sir. After 1000's of cables constructed its amazing how smoothly things go :) Thank you,
Vince
Just in time! Great instructions
Where can I find a vice like that holding the pin plug?
Hey Ron, Thank you again for your support. The Vise is available at Harbor Freight www.harborfreight.com/2-3-4-quarter-inch-articulated-vacuum-vise-3311.html
Thank you, Vince
Vince, Id recommend you put a link to your ebay store in the header along with a list of the equipment you use.
Eric, Thank you for your support. I'll be sure to start doing that. I currently list them in the description with links. Thank you, and have a great weekend!
Vince
Have another quick question Vince. When wiring a 110v 1.5kw vfd and spindle, I will only be using 3 of the 4 wires correct? Hot,neutral and ground. Thanks again for all your help.
Typically the 4th lead is used for the ground on the spindle's plug if your going that route. If not then you must ground the chassis to ground the spindle itself if it doesn't reflect continuity. The 4 pin required for the cable is for the shield ground drain, so even if you did use a 3 lead cable you would require a 4 pin plug to support it. Thank you,
Vince
Hey Vince, I see here you are using 22awg wire to solder to GX16 connector. When using 18awg wire, the wire seems to be too large to fit in the cups. Even before solder. Would you just use 22awg wire instead inside the chassis from connector to stepper drive?
No, 18awg leads are fine to use on a GX-16 connector, and will fit the cups fine. It should be used for all stepper drives that are using them as 22awg won't support the voltage's/amps of most drives. Here's my new assembled GX-16 cables here czcams.com/video/6YU-YZQT02c/video.html Thank you,
Vince
Thank you Vince for this video, your technics of work is like brain surgery. So please enlighten me, the double shielded cable is the one with plastic foil wrap around wires + thin copper braid, right ? If is that so, it means i am already having this type of cable on my machine but being out of knowledge i thought it is normal shielded. I thought the double shielded means kind of double copper braid. Another thing regarding grounding the shield i wanted to ask, is there anything wrong if i use to return the braid backwards and clamp it with those two screws of plug shell where you put the grommet in order to ground it to the metal control box through the plug shell ? Or it's better get plugs with + 1 pin to do it like you ?
Thank you,
John.
John, Thank you for your support. Please use the method outlined in the video for grounding utilizing a connector with an additional pin as its best practice. The cable in the video is double shielded, and utilizes a tinned braided copper shield, and Mylar foil shield.
Thank you,
Vince