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CNC Introduction

CNC Introduction

State ID SC-MFM-V1427

Cover all the basics for use and maintenance of CNC machines

CNC Machining is a method carried out by computerised devices to perform a broad range of manufacturing tasks in a wide variety of fields.

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Campus Midland

When Semester 1, 2024 | Semester 2, 2024

Study Mode On campus

Cover all the basics for use and maintenance of CNC lathes and machining centres

CNC Machining is a method carried out by computerised devices to perform a broad range of manufacturing tasks in a wide variety of fields.

During this course you will cover:

  • Safety on and around CNC lathes
  • Start-up, shut-down and basic maintenance of CNC lathes
  • Setting of tools and jaws
  • Basic lathe programming (Fanuc)
  • Sample of repetitive cycles (rough turning, finish turning, threading)
  • Operation of the lathe with a small part project
  • Safety on and around CNC machining centres
  • Start-up, shutdown and basic maintenance of CNC machining centres
  • Setting of tools and work holding devices
  • Basic machining centre programming (Fanuc)
  • Sample of canned cycles (peck drilling, boring, tapping etc.)
  • Operation of the machining centre with a small part project

Please note classes are run subject to numbers (minimum 10 students)

Important information

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Semester 1, 2024

Details

When Semester 1, 2024
Where Midland
How On campus

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Core

National ID Unit title
V1427 CNC Introduction

Semester 2, 2024

Details

When Semester 2, 2024
Where Midland
How On campus

Units

Core

National ID Unit title
V1427 CNC Introduction

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