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Mike Lynch Founder and President
4 CNC Shop Practices That Hurt Productivity
Stop employing these four common CNC shop practices to make better use of employee and machining time.
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Mobile Spreadsheets for Sizing Adjustments
This is one area in which operators often struggle, so provide a reference tool to make the job easier.
Read MoreIdentifying Machines from Within CNC Programs
The technique outlined here offers a seamless way for a single CNC program to be used when a job is run across different machines.
Read More7 Suggestions for Process Documentation
Drawings that include these seven details can help clarify specific operations.
Read MoreChanging Program Behavior
User-defined codes allow you to make minor method changes to machine workpieces without reprogramming.
Read MoreCNC Machining: Programming the Appropriate Rates for Your Tool
A bit of math is involved in programming the appropriate rates for a particular tool.
Read MoreConflicting CNC Applications
Almost every critical feature can be used in multiple ways. Be aware of the options, and choose those that are most appropriate for your specific applications.
Read MoreDeveloping an In-House Training Curriculum
You’ve decided who you’re going to train. You’ve assessed your CNC operator needs. Now it’s time to figure out exactly what content you’re going to teach.
Read MoreTraining to Meet Your Specific CNC Operator Needs
You’ve identified the right candidates and decided to train them in house, now how do you make sure the training actually covers what your particular shop needs?
Read MoreIn-Plant Training for CNC positions
This might be your best bet for filling CNC positions in your shop, but selecting the right candidates for this training is key.
Read MoreA Custom Macro for Bar Pulling
This alternative to bar feeding can provide many of the same capabilities, but at a fraction of the cost.
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