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Mike Lynch Founder and President
Training CNC Machine Operators
Include specific instruction that targets entry-level workers.
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Taking Full Advantage of Geometry and Wear Offsets
They offer benefits that many CNC users overlook.
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G28 Versus G53
Which command is better to get your machine axes to the reference position?
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Create a Consortium of Companies in Your Area
Exchanging ideas and methods among neighboring, non-competing manufacturers can benefit everyone involved.
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Tracking Tool Sizing Adjustments with Feedback
Use a custom macro to accumulate trend data and then program automatic adjustments to your finishing tools.
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Using Custom Macros to Create Arithmetic Functions
These user-defined functions can solve both simple and more complicated arithmetic problems.
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Compatibility Versus Unique Features
You have to strike the right balance between taking advantage of the benefits offered by special features and maintaining consistency.
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Beginning a Continuous Improvement Program
The first step is ensuring that your company is organized enough to support the improvement.
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Programming Dull Tool Replacement
This custom macro will provide consistency to the process and help you control tooling costs.
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Simplify Tasks by Writing Down Procedures
Spelling out the steps needed to complete a particular job will help get new, inexperienced workers up to speed.
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Support CNC-Teaching Schools in Your Area
Qualified CNC people can be hard to find, but local community colleges and technical schools offer a source for trained workers.
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