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This document discusses CNC (Computer Numerical Controlled) lathe and milling machine operations. It explains that CNC machines require preparing a computer program to manufacture parts using mental skills rather than physical skills. The document provides examples of motion statements for linear, circular and tool movements used in CNC programming for lathes and milling machines. An exercise on CNC lathe and milling machine is assigned.
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cnc (1).ppt
- 6. CNC Lathe
- 7. CNC Machines & Programming • CNC stands for “Computer Numerically Controlled”. • In using CNC machines one has to prepare a computer program to manufacture the part. • In operating CNC machines you need more of mental skills than physical skills. • All of you have to do an exercise on • CNC Lathe (Demo) • CNC Milling (Individual Exercise)
- 10. Milling Process
- 11. Exercise
- 12. 40 mm 50 mm 6 mm
- 13. Motion Statements G00 Linear Movement (rapid) G01 Linear Movement (feed) G02 Circular Movement (cw feed) G03 Circular Movement (ccw feed) CNC Programming
- 16. G00 Linear Movement (rapid) CNC Programming (0, 0) 10 24 X Y 60 55 G00 X55 Y60
- 17. G02 Circular Movement (Clockwise) CNC Programming (0, 0) 10 24 X Y G02 X34 Y0I0 J-24 G02 X34 Y0 CR24
- 18. Tool Diameter = 6 mm
- 21. 5
- 22. 5
- 24. x y x z
- 26. G01 Z-8
- 27. G01 Z+3
- 28. G00 X 10 Y -10
- 29. G01 Z-3
- 30. G01 Y -30
- 31. G01 X 32
- 32. G02 X 62 Y-30 I15 J0 G02 X 62 Y-30 CR 15
- 36. CNC System
- 37. CNC Programming