CNC Machine Operations & Programming

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of CNC machine operations, programming, setup, and machining processes. It introduces participants to CNC technology, machine components, coordinate systems, and basic machining principles. Participants learn how to read and interpret engineering drawings, machining symbols, and dimensional requirements. The course covers CNC programming fundamentals, including G-codes, M-codes, tool movements, and program structures. It explains workpiece setup, tool selection, tool offsets, work offsets, and cutting parameters. Participants gain knowledge of CNC turning and milling operations and their practical applications. The course also covers program simulation, verification, and basic troubleshooting techniques. Emphasis is placed on machining accuracy, surface finish, productivity, and safe machine operation. Participants learn how to identify common machining problems and apply appropriate corrective actions. The course is suitable for engineers, technicians, operators, and professionals looking to develop practical CNC machining and programming skills.