Unreadable Legacy Programs
Programs inherited from previous operators or outdated CAM software are full of confusing structures, unnecessary commands, and undocumented changes. Editing or troubleshooting them is nearly impossible.
G-Code and M-Code Programming You Can Trust
Clean, verified G-code and M-code written by experienced CNC programmers who know millwork manufacturing. Every line of code is tested before it reaches your machine.
Manual G-Code Editing Errors
Hand-editing G-code to fix problems often creates new ones. A misplaced decimal point or wrong axis designation can cause a crash or produce parts with wrong dimensions.
Clean, Documented Code
Our G-code uses clear command structures, consistent formatting, and inline comments. Any programmer can read and modify our code without having to reverse-engineer it.
Simulation-Tested Code
We simulate every G-code program before delivery to verify tool paths, check for collisions, and confirm dimensional accuracy. Your programs are proven to run correctly before they touch your machine.
- G-code program files
- M-code function configurations
- Code documentation
- Simulation verification reports
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you edit or fix our existing G-code programs?
Yes. We debug and repair existing G-code, identify errors, optimize inefficient sections, and restructure for better readability and performance. We document all changes so your team knows exactly what was modified and why.
Do you write custom M-code functions?
We do. We write custom M-code functions for tool changers, vacuum systems, dust collection, and auxiliary equipment. Each function is tested for correct timing and sequence with your machine's electrical and pneumatic systems.
What G-code standards do you follow?
We follow ISO 6983 G-code standards and accommodate controller-specific extensions for Fanuc, Siemens, Heidenhain, Osai, and other popular controllers in woodworking machinery. Our code is written for your specific controller dialect.