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7 Easy Steps to
CNC
Programming . . .
A
Beginner's Guide
From this step-by-step
guide you will learn :
CNC Machine G & M
codes
CNC Machine
coordinate systems.
The syntax of the CNC
programming
language.
The syntax of the CNC
programming
language.
About CNC Machine
positioning and
interpolation.
CNC Machine use of
Cartesian/Rectangular
coordinates.
How to program the most
common CNC
Machine
canned cycles.
Dear Colleague, 7 Easy Steps
to CNC
Programming . . .
A Beginner's Guide is
simply
the quickestand easiest
method ever developed
for learning
CNC programming.
I can also tell you from years of
experience as a Manager/
Supervisor of CNC departments
that these simple concepts,
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can be learned by anyone.
For Manufacturers
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for Managers /
Supervisors interested in
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Why is it important for your
employees
to understand CNC
programming?
Consider the following:
- Engineers can more easily
design for manufacture.
- Supervisors can be of greater
support to operators.
- Managers/Supervisors
can
more reliably measure the
quality of CNC programs.
- Programmers
using Computer
Aided Manufacturing (CAM)
systems can more
reliably
desk check programs before
sending them to the
shop.
- Managers/Supervisors can
feel more confident when
discussing CNC related issues.
- Managers/Supervisors can
garner more respect from
CNC operators and
programmers.
- Well trained
operators increase
efficiency and profitability.
- Well trained
operators can more
easily spot programming errors.
- Well trained
operators are less
likely to scrap parts.
- Well trained operators are
less likely to have crashes
and suffer personal
injury
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7 Easy Steps to
CNC
Programming,
Book II, Beyond
the Beginning
If you work in, supervise
or manage a
shop that has l
athes, mills, EDM, routers,
burn tables etc,
and you need
or want to know more about
CNC programming,
this offer
is for YOU!
According to the 26th edition
of
Machinery's Handbook,
" Over 80 percent
of the dollars being
spent on the most common
types of
machine tools, namely
drilling, milling, boring, and
turning
machines, are going to
NC
equipment-" ĽOberg, Erik, et al,
Machinery's Handbook, Edited,
Christopher, J. McCauley, Riccardo Heald,
and Muhammed Iqbal
Hussain' 26th ed.
New York: Industrial P, 2000.
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8 x12;" by 11"
single sided
pages with generous amounts
of white
space for jotting down
important notes.
A detailed table of contents for
simple navigation and reference.
A detailed index that references
all CNC commands discussed.
Spiral binding so the book lays
flat on any surface for convenient
reading and note
taking.
Dozens of illustrations and
examples to clarify complex
concepts.
Numerous color illustrations and
examples to clarify complex concepts.
Most common CNC control codes
covering a majority of CNC controls.
Including many
LATHE and MILL
canned cycles.
Utilizes every day non-technical
examples to explain otherwise
complex subjects.
Provides the necessary steps and
instructions to go from a blueprint
to a completed CNC
program.
See Below to
Look Inside the book!
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Click here to see samples
from
the book!
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7 Easy Steps to
BobCAD/CAM. . .
A
Beginner's Guide
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