Introduction:

Precision machining requires the teamwork of a skilled operator and good equipment. Partnering a skilled operator with a computer can produce part after part without deviation. 

Objectives:

• Identify the major components of a CNC milling machine
• Describe motion in terms of the X, Y, and Z axes
• Identify the basic capabilities of the CNC system.
• Find out why formatting the techniques must be used
• Grasp the three basic forms of motion control
• Focus on the types of compensation
• Learn how to and when to program tool offsets
• Identify four types of formatting

Course Outline:

• reparation for Programming
• The Three Kinds of Motion
• Types of Compensation
• Program Formatting
• Special Features of Programming Introduction to Machining Center Special Programming Features
• Safety Measures and Machine Description
• Operating Axes
• Manual and Automatic Operation