Fundamentals of Mill and Lathe Machines

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1. Introduction

1. Introduction.mp4

00:34

2. Machining processes.mp4

02:08

2. Mechanical Machining

1. Single point methods.mp4

01:16

2. Multiple point methods.mp4

02:06

3. Abrasive methods.mp4

02:08

3. Machine Components

1. Clamping.mp4

01:22

2. Table.mp4

01:01

3. Cutting heads & direction of travel.mp4

02:13

4. Coolant.mp4

02:14

4. Materials

1. Terms.mp4

01:50

2. Metallics.mp4

02:58

3. Wood.mp4

02:58

5. Cutters

1. Cutter basics.mp4

02:29

2. Drills.mp4

01:12

3. End mills, lathe and insert cuts.mp4

01:50

4. Cutter material.mp4

01:39

6. Settings & Options

1. Speeds and feeds.mp4

02:22

2. Depth of cut and step over.mp4

01:03

3. Up and down milling.mp4

01:39

7. Conclusion

1. Conclusion.mp4

00:38

Description

Machining Processes: Intro to Mill and Lathe Operation

What You'll Learn?

Learn the basics of Mill and lathe machines
Machine components
Single-point and multiple-point methods
Working with metals and wood
Using cutters such as end mills
Materials used to make cutting tools

Who is this for?

Anyone pursuing a career in machining, CNC Machinist or CNC programming.

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Description
Both lathes and milling machines change the shape and size of objects to create quick and accurate outcomes. A lot of furnishing is done to perfect the end product, but the primary job is done by these two machines.
In this course,Â you will learn the fundamentals of mill and lathe machines. Whether youâ€™re operating a manual machine or programming a CNC machine, you need to master these fundamentals to get high-quality parts and avoid catastrophic failures.
This course covers the various types of machining methods and the tools youâ€™ll need to make your parts, as well as the actual mechanical operation of the machines. We'll cover the basics about mills, lathes, the tools, and the materials they use.
Learn more about CNC machine operating and much more. Demand for CNC machine operators is high with manufacturing businesses.
It covers basic milling processes; work-holding methods; cutter identification, selection, and use; speeds and feeds; adapters; and tool holders and application. Includes operation of vertical and horizontal manual milling machines. Introduces turning operations as related to manual turning machines with emphasis on work holding methods and tool holding/selection methods.Â Includes operation of manual lathes, and applying related operational theory.
This course is for individuals who enjoy solving problems and can make decisions with information provided, have strong math, mechanical, and computer skills. Individuals should also be comfortable handling and moving objects and performing general physical activities such as standing, lifting, moving, and walking.
Who this course is for:
Anyone pursuing a career in machining, CNC Machinist or CNC programming.

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Through my company, CNC Tech Inc. is a Precision Machining company . My company specializes in milling of aluminum and custom shaped extrusions, we also work with various types of plastics and steel.To help with possible needs for quick turn around we have more machines than employees to keep us flexible so we can do our best to accommodate changing schedules. We strive to always provide Innovative and cost effective solutions to our customers needs in a timely manor.

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