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Key concept #1
CHUCK
TAILSTOCK
Seven Lessons
Machine configurations
Understanding turning center feeds and speeds
General flow of CNC Usage
Visualizing the execution of a CNC program
Understanding program zero
Determining program zero assignment values
Three ways to assign program zero
Seven Lessons
Machine configurations
Understanding turning center feeds and speeds
General flow of CNC Usage
Visualizing the execution of a CNC program
Understanding program zero
Determining program zero assignment values
Three ways to assign program zero
Seven Lessons
Machine configurations
Understanding turning center feeds and speeds
General flow of CNC Usage
Visualizing the execution of a CNC program
Understanding program zero
Determining program zero assignment values
Three ways to assign program zero
Seven Lessons
Machine configurations
Understanding turning center feeds and speeds
General flow of CNC Usage
Visualizing the execution of a CNC program
Understanding program zero
Determining program zero assignment values
Three ways to assign program zero
Seven Lessons
Machine configurations
Understanding turning center feeds and speeds
General flow of CNC Usage
Visualizing the execution of a CNC program
Understanding program zero
Determining program zero assignment values
Three ways to assign program zero
Seven Lessons
Machine configurations
Understanding turning center feeds and speeds
General flow of CNC Usage
Visualizing the execution of a CNC program
Understanding program zero
Determining program zero assignment values
Three ways to assign program zero
Seven Lessons
Machine configurations
Understanding turning center feeds and speeds
General flow of CNC Usage
Visualizing the execution of a CNC program
Understanding program zero
Determining program zero assignment values
Three ways to assign program zero
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Seven Lessons
Machine configurations
Understanding turning center feeds and speeds
General flow of CNC Usage
Visualizing the execution of a CNC program
Understanding program zero
Determining program zero assignment values
Three ways to assign program zero
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Programmable functions
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Presentation links
Key concept #1
Basic machining practice
Machine configurations
Universal slant bed
Chucker
Twin spindle horizontal
Sub-spindle
Single spindle vertical
Twin spindle vertical
Mill / turn
Gang style
Sliding headstock
Programmable features
Turret
Spindle
Feedrate
Coolant
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Machine Configurations
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Headstock
& Spindle
Work-holding
Device
Center
Body
Quill
Tailstock
Universal style slant bed turning center
Turret
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Z is the length controlling axis
Z Axis
X Axis
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If you want to turn a 3.0 inch diameter
3.000
X Axis
X is DIAMETER
X3.0
X3.0 will be the commanding word
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X Axis
X is DIAMETER
Once again:
3.000
X is always the diameter-controlling axis
Z is always the length controlling axis
Also:
X+: always gets bigger in diameter
Z+: always away from the spindle
Though some machine tool builders
reverse the polarity of the X axis
X3.0
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