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Mike Lynch Founder and President
How to Effectively Train CNC Machine Operators
A blended-learning approach uses external resources to teach the basics, saving in-house training for company-specific issues.
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5 Ways the External Work Offset Can Help You
External work offsets can be valuable because they let you shift the point of reference for fixture offset entries from the machine’s home position to a more logical one.
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What to Include When Developing Your Company Playbook
Like a sports team, your company can also benefit from a written plan.
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7 CNC Parameters You Should Know
Parameters tell the CNC every little detail about the specific machine tool being used, and how all CNC features and functions are to be utilized.
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5 Things New CNC Machine Operators Must Know
These subjects are the building blocks of training newcomers on a specific CNC machine tool.
Read MoreMonitoring Time for Preventive Maintenance Tasks
Not all maintenance tasks should be performed based on a calendar date. You can use a custom macro to monitor your machines.
Read MoreConverting Time and Date to a More Useful Format
FANUC and FANUC-compatible CNCs have multiple ways to monitor time. They are accessed by four system variables: milliseconds clock, hours clock, current date and current time. Here’s how to format information in a helpful way.
Read MoreUsing Offset Data to Determine Turret Index Position
Determine the optimal index position based on cutting tools’ current geometry offset settings.
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Checking Cutting Tool Offset Values
A setup program can be used to test for overtravel issues before a workpiece is run, eliminating program verification delays.
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External Input for Programmed Values
Parametric programming provides three easy ways to access external data.
Read MoreImproving Program Compatibility Among Your CNCs
Put in the effort to eliminate machine-specific programming methods.
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Understanding CNC Machine Accuracy and Repeatability
Properly evaluating machine tool capability requires understanding how the both user and the builder can influence precision.
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