CNC Programing

CNC programming, which stands for Computer Numerical Control programming, is a crucial aspect of mechanical engineering and manufacturing. It involves the creation of instructions and code that control computerized machines, such as CNC mills, lathes, routers, and 3D printers, to manufacture parts and components with precision and accuracy.

CNC programming is a fundamental skill in mechanical engineering and manufacturing, enabling engineers to turn digital designs into physical objects with precision and repeatability. 

Why Choose Us:

• From Fundamentals to Advanced: SKYSYS Engineering cover CNC Programing from the ground up, starting with the basics and gradually progressing to advanced topics. No matter your current skill level, you’ll find value in this course.
• Hands-On Experience: SKYSYS Engineering believe in learning by doing. Throughout the course, you’ll work on hands-on projects and exercises to reinforce your understanding of CNC Programing concepts. 
• Interactive Learning: SKYSYS Engineering training sessions are highly interactive, allowing you to engage with instructors and fellow students. You’ll have opportunities to ask questions, seek clarification, and collaborate on projects.
• Project Portfolio: By the end of the course, you’ll have a portfolio of CNC Programing projects to showcase to potential employers. These projects will demonstrate your expertise and problem-solving abilities.
• Flexibility: SKYSYS Engineering understand that life can be busy, so we offer flexible training options. Choose from in-person classes, live online sessions, or self-paced modules to fit your schedule and learning style.
• Small Class Sizes: SKYSYS Engineering maintain small class sizes to provide personalized attention to each student. This fosters a supportive learning environment where your questions are always welcome.
• Career Guidance: We’re not just focused on teaching; we’re invested in your success. Our career guidance and job placement assistance help you transition into a rewarding career in design or engineering.

Content:

• Day 1 LATHE MACHINE
• ? Introduction to CNC
• ? Introduction to
• codes
• o G codes
• o M codes
• Day 2 ? Fundamentals of
• CNC lathe
• ? Familiarization of
• control panel
• ? Part programming
• techniques
• Day 3 ? Offset settings
• ? Insert program in
• machine
• ? Workpiece setting
• methods
• ? Tool setting
• methods
• Day 4 ? Part programming
• on
• o Turning
• o Facing
• ? Simulation practice
• Day 5 ? Import and Export
• program
• ? Different canned
• cycles
• o Drilling
• o Finishing
• Day 6 ? Grooving cycle
• ? Sub program
• Day 7 ? Thread cycle
• ? Dwell time
• Day 8 ? Machining practice
• cycles
• Day 9 ? Programming by
• using multiple tools
• Day 10 ? Project on machine
• using different
• cycles
• Day 11 CNC MILLING
• ? Fundamentals of
• CNC MILLING
• ? Introduction to part
• programming
• Day 12 ? G codes
• ? M codes
• ? Offset settings
• Day 13 ? Part programming
• on
• o Turning
• o Facing
• Day 14 ? Different canned
• cycles
• o Drilling
• o Boring
• Day 15 ? Programming by
• using multiple tools
• Day 16-20 Project on various object,
• Program generation