Title: Message
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When they were
engineering CNC's back in the 50's, when something worked an engineer
would say " Gee that worked neat!" So "G" it was.
Hi
all,
Maybe this is simple, or
maybe we will have some fun with it.
I was just asked this
question:
What does the "G" stand for
in g-code? After 25 years in the business, I couldn't answer! I can make some
educated guesses, but I have never heard the real
definition.
So... what's the "G" stand
for?
Regards,
Chris Kocourek
Tool Designer
FLEXTRONICS CTC
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