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G01 linear interpolation (cutting feed) in CNC Programming - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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What does the G01 command do in CNC programming?
G01 tells the machine to move in a straight line at a controlled cutting feed rate.
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How do you specify the speed of the cutting feed when using G01?
You specify the feed rate using the F word, for example, F100 means 100 units per minute.
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What is the difference between G00 and G01 commands?
G00 moves the tool quickly without cutting (rapid move), while G01 moves the tool slowly with cutting feed.
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Write a simple G-code line to move the tool linearly to X50 Y25 at a feed rate of 150.
G01 X50 Y25 F150
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Why is it important to use G01 for cutting instead of G00?
Using G01 controls the speed to avoid tool damage and ensures a smooth cut, while G00 is too fast and can cause damage.
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What does the F word specify in a G01 command?
ATool number
BFeed rate (cutting speed)
CSpindle speed
DCoordinate system
Which command moves the tool rapidly without cutting?
AG00
BG02
CG03
DG01
What type of movement does G01 command perform?
ACircular interpolation
BRapid positioning
CDrilling cycle
DLinear interpolation with cutting feed
How would you write a G01 command to move to X100 Y50 at feed rate 200?
AG01 X50 Y100 F200
BG00 X100 Y50 F200
CG01 X100 Y50 F200
DG02 X100 Y50 F200
Why should you avoid using G00 for cutting moves?
AIt moves too fast and can damage the tool
BIt is too slow
CIt only moves in circles
DIt does not move the tool
Explain how G01 linear interpolation works and why the feed rate is important.
Think about how the tool moves and why speed matters during cutting.
You got /4 concepts.
    Describe the difference between G00 and G01 commands in CNC programming.
    Consider when you want to move fast versus when you want to cut.
    You got /4 concepts.