Tooling University provides industrial-strength online training, e learning, and distance learning training that satisfies the training needs of industrial manufacturers as well as vocational and engineering schools. Our training tools assist you with every stage of the training process.
Whether you are a global manufacturer, technical school, or small machine shop, we provide your people with the knowledge they need.
CNC stands for computer numerical control. It is a versatile system that allows you to control the motion of tools and parts through computer programs that use numeric data. CNC can be used with nearly any traditional machine. The most common CNC machines found in the machine shop include machining centers (mills) and turning centers (lathes).
These classes will explain operations performed with the help of CNC. The content is for individuals who need to understand what CNC is and how it works. Content covers the basic machines as well as programming for the more experienced user.
Basics of the CNC Swiss-Type Lathe 135 This class describes the basic components of the Swiss-type lathe, as well as common tooling and machining operations.
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CNC Coordinates 140 This class explains how coordinates are used on CNC machines.
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Beginner
Part Program 150 This class introduces the major code groups used in a CNC part program.
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CAD/CAM Overview 160 This class describes the general process of using computers to design and manufacture parts and identifies common features available in CAD/CAM software.
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CNC Manual Operations 200 This class describes the control features that allow a CNC operator to execute tasks manually.
