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Milling (Part 1)

Milling (Part 1)

This introductory course focuses on the essential skills engineers need to confidently and safely operate milling machines. It covers the most commonly used techniques and practices, enabling participants to produce a wider variety of machined components. This introductory course focuses on the essential skills engineers need to confidently and safely operate milling machines. It covers the most commonly used techniques and practices, enabling participants to produce a wider variety of machined components.
Topics include machine setup, tool selection, material handling, and accurate workholding methods, laying the groundwork for more advanced milling operations.

Course Contents:

Machine controls and operation
Types of milling cutters
Basic material types
Speed and feed calculations
Tool setting
Workpiece setting ( machine vice, table, angle plate)
Working from datums
Blocking up
Producing steps and slots
Drilling holes
Drilling to depth
Centre drills
Reaming
Producing threads tap and die method
Milling angles

Details:

No prerequisites

Duration: 24 hrs

Open Course Dates:

Dates available on request.

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