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Computer Numerical Control for Machining

Computer Numerical Control for Machining

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: This book is a gem.
Review: If you rely on computer numerical control in your manufacturing facility or school, you can't afford to miss this key concepts(*) approach to learning the safe and effective use of CNC technology. Computer Numerical Control for Machining utilizes this unique approach to introduce you to method of programming and operation that can be applied to any kind of CNC machine tool. This essential reference offers step-by-step coverage of CNC methodology in three sections: manual programming ... conversational programming ... and machine operations. You'll not only learn the best ways of maximizing equipment use with safe and proven techniques, but also get a solid grasp of how CNC actually functions. Truly a complete learning tool that can be applied to a wide variety of CNC machine tools, this indispensable guide includes many detailed examples of CNC controls applied to different machine tools, such as milling machines, machining centers, turning centers, turret punch presses, and wire EDM machines. Whether you work in a small job shop or a major manufacturing plant, Computer Numerical Control for Machining will give you the skills you need to ensure safe, smooth operation of any CNC machine tool. __________________________________________________ (*) There are ten key concepts to CNC. The first six are programming-related and the last four are operation-related. If the student can master but ten basic concepts, they are well on their way to becoming proficient with CNC.


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