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M00 is a CNC program stop — it pauses the spindle, axes, and coolant mid-program. Learn what it does, what stays active, and when to use it over M01 or M30.

Understanding M00, M01, M02, and M30 ensures safe and controlled CNC program execution. By structuring stops and program ends correctly, you prevent mistakes, improve operator safety, and achieve smooth, repeatable production cycles.

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Learn about essential G-code stop commands M00, M01, M02, and M30 to effectively manage CNC machine operations and program execution.

Every CNC program needs to pause, stop, or reset at the right time — and that’s where M00, M01, M02, and M30 come into play. While they seem similar, each serves a specific purpose in controlling program flow, especially during tool changes, inspections, or job transitions.

To stop a running program temporarily, regardless of the optional stop switch setting, program: M00. To stop a running program temporarily, but only if the optional stop switch is on, program: M01.

Learn about the M00 G-Code command used in CNC machining. See it in an example G-code program and get started with M00 today.

The M00 command is used to stop the machine and the program. A typical use would be to do a manual tool change or to add tapping oil to a tap before it feeds into the part.

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The M00 code stops a program. It stops the axes, spindle, and turns off the coolant (including optional Through Spindle Coolant, Through Tool Air Blast, and Auto Air Gun / Minimum Quantity Lubrication). The next block after the M00 is highlighted when viewed in the program editor.