Course Overview:This three day workshop is an introduction for engineers to the practical side and general rules of thumb applied to drilling, milling, and turning operations. It covers speeds and feeds relating to specific material types, tooling and geometry, and general sequences of machining operations. Attendees will gain an understanding of the many aspects and variables related to machining. Attendees will be shown demonstrations and given hands on experience using manual equipment.Intended Audience:Design engineers, manufacturing engineers, manufacturing personnel, supervisors.Course Topics Include:[one_half]•Machining foundation and principles�-�Manual machines, parts, and capabilities�-�Speed and feed calculations•Tool and material characteristics •Tips for maximizing tool life •Cutting fundamentals •Tool failure and analysis •End mill use and design [/one_half] [one_half_last] •Applying the fundamentals of speeds and feeds to machining operations�-�Drilling operations�-�Milling operations�-�Turning operations•Carbide manufacturing•Lab demonstrations and hands on experience utilizing manual equipment [/one_half_last] [one_third]Registration ContactAmy Good P: 724-539-4796 amy.good@ncdmm.orgCancellation Policy[/one_third][one_third]Register by:May 8, 2012[/one_third] [one_third_last][button link="http://ncdmm.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Machining-for-Engineers_2012_May22-24.pdf" newwindow="yes"] View PDF[/button][/one_third_last] Machining Principles for Engineers Training 1,595.00