The CNC Machines And Learning Systems builds on these foundational skills by adding how to calculate the speeds and feeds for CNC operations, how canned cycles and subprograms are used to simplify CNC programs, and how to use cutter compensation. CNC Machines And Learning Systems cover how to operate a CNC milling machine and how to develop basic programs that will run the machine. More specifically, the CNC Machines And Learning Systems will cover fundamentals like linear interpolation, startup and shutdown blocks, tooling selection, and accurate PRZ location before moving on to more advanced circular interpolation commands.
This level of hands-on practice offered by CNC Machines And Learning Systems is mirrored throughout other systems in Project Based Learning program. Each of these learning systems uses the Micromill CNC milling machine, which allows learners to gain hands-on milling program design and practice. Project Based Learning systems were specifically designed for high school students in order to teach them teamwork, STEM, and problem-solving skills that are applicable to real-world advanced manufacturing career opportunities.
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The CNC Machines And Learning Systems will cover fundamentals like linear interpolation, startup and shutdown blocks, tooling selection, and accurate PRZ location
The CNC Machines And Learning Systems builds on these foundational skills by adding how to calculate the speeds and feeds for CNC operations, how canned cycles and subprograms are used to simplify CNC programs, and how to use cutter compensation
Includes the Micromill IST CNC milling machine, which allows learners to gain hands-on milling program design and practice.
CNC Machines Learning System includes a CNC Lathe, a tooling package, multimedia curriculum, an instructors guide, installation guide, and a student reference guide. CNC Machines Learning System introduces learners to the CNC lathe and covers the operation and programming of this vital industrial machine. Learners will study the basic components and function of the lathe and then write programs to reduce the diameter of a shaft and create a part with a specific fillet. Learners will use the curriculum to study CNC lathe topics like basic lathe G- and M-codes, absolute and incremental programming, circular interpolation, and program interpretation, and then practice applicable, industry-relevant skills with the CNC lathe. Lathes are one of the most widely used machines in industrial settings, found in every machine shop, so understanding their operation and function is vital for future members of the workforce.
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Study CNC lathe topics like basic lathe G- and M-codes, absolute and incremental programming, circular interpolation, and program interpretation.
Introduces learners to the CNC lathe and covers the operation and programming of this vital industrial machine
Includes a CNC lathe, a compact, 2-axis CNC lathe with totally covered interlocking guards.
Circular Interpolation will cover absolute and incremental positioning, circular interpolation, program interpolation, program interpretation and pausing CNC programs. In learning basic CNC Mill programming, linear interpolation, start-up and shutdown blocks, tooling selection, and locating zero is discussed and skills are applied to move to Circular Interpolation. CNC Machines Micromill begins by introducing CNC Mill programming by describing the functions and operations of a CNC Mill and discussing CNC Mill programming, simulation, and safety.
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Strong Depth and Breadth of Content
Text and Audio
Built for Self-Paced Learning
Engaging Interactions
Stunning 3D Animations.
