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Dyslexia and CNC Programming: What Actually Helps

CNC code is short, structured tokens rather than dense prose, which suits many dyslexic learners. Here are the real friction points and the fixes that work.

Lawrence Arya··4 min
Guides

Fanuc Alarm 010 Improper G-Code: Causes and Fixes

Fanuc alarm 010 means an improper G-code: a code that does not exist or is not enabled on your machine was commanded. Here are the common causes and how to find it.

Lawrence Arya··4 min
Guides

Fanuc Illegal Use of Decimal Point Alarm (007)

Fanuc alarm 007 means a decimal point on an address that does not allow one, or two decimals in a word. Here is which addresses take a decimal and which do not.

Lawrence Arya··4 min
Practice

Free CNC Study App and Resources for Veterans

Veterans moving into machining can build CNC code skills without spending anything: a free recall app, free study guides, and transition programs that stack.

Lawrence Arya··4 min
Practice

G-Code Flashcards for Special Education Students

Flashcard-style G-code practice suits special education well: bite-sized, self-paced, predictable, with immediate feedback. Here is why it works and how to use it.

Lawrence Arya··4 min
Practice

G-Code for Automatic Tool Changers on Wood Routers

On an ATC router the file just says T2 M6; a macro does the choreography. Here is the sequence, the rack vs carousel difference, and the per-tool Z that matters.

Lawrence Arya··4 min
Practice

G-Code Mnemonics and Memory Tricks That Stick

A working collection of G-code memory hooks: zero-cutting G00, the off-follows-on M-code families, Z follows the spindle, and the -30- end mark behind M30.

Lawrence Arya··4 min