Machining

CNC Turning Operator

This course introduces the operation of a qualified computer numerical controlled (CNC) program on a CNC controlled turning machine. Upon completion, students should be able to safely demonstrate the safe operation of a CNC turning machine.

Topics include the following:

  1. Basic understanding and use of CNC turning center
  2. Raw stock to finished part
  3. Basic Explanation of G & M codes
  4. Machine and work area safety
  5. Basic machine start up
  6. Basic machine power off
  7. Correctly load and unload parts
  8. Start running a program
  9. Haas Control keypad & Screen
  10. Basic blueprint reading
  11. Measuring tools
  12. Basic math
  13. Basic turning center cutting tools
  14. Common workpiece material
  15. Machine maintenance
Course
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Advanced CNC Turning

This course introduced the concepts and capabilities of multi-axis CNC turning centers. Emphasis is placed on Y-axis program application, C-axis indexing, live tooling and bar feeder application and programing. Upon completion the student should be able to write a fully integrated turning center G-code program which will include X, Y, Z and C axis of motion as well as the programmable bar feeder.

This class is designed for individuals whom have been programming CNC turning centers for more than 3 years or who have an Associate Degree in Computer Integrated Machining. Basic programming will not be covered in this class.

Contact

Dwight Barnes
Machining Instructor
(919) 464-2286
dlbarnes@johnstoncc.edu