Introduction Video
CNC Milling Manual Programming
Learn CNC milling fundamentals, manual part programming, tooling, G-codes, M-codes, and canned cycles.
CNC Milling Manual Programming
Learn CNC milling fundamentals, manual part programming, tooling, G-codes, M-codes, and canned cycles.
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Description
This course provides a practical introduction to CNC milling machines and manual part programming. It covers CNC machine fundamentals, axis designations, coordinate systems, programming structure, G-codes, M-codes, cutting tools, machining parameters, and canned cycles. Participants will learn to prepare basic CNC programs for milling, drilling, boring, reaming, and tapping operations.
Course Details
The CNC Milling Manual Part Programming course is designed to provide a strong foundation in CNC machining and programming. It covers CNC machine basics, machine parts, axis designations, coordinate systems, programming nomenclature, program structure, G-codes, M-codes, cutting tools, machining parameters, tool compensation, and canned cycles.
Participants will learn to prepare basic CNC milling programs for profile milling, drilling, peck drilling, boring, reaming, and tapping operations. Module-wise exercises and assessments help participants evaluate their understanding and improve practical programming skills.
Course Duration: 3 Weeks
Participants are advised to spend approximately 2–3 hours per day completing the online lessons, exercises, and assessments.
Course Access
Participants will receive 6 months of online course access from the date of enrolment.
Focus Areas
- Basics of CNC Machines
- CNC milling machine parts
- Basic concepts of NC and CNC
- Axis designations
- Coordinate systems
- Machine specifications and safety
Programming Basics
- Programming nomenclature
- CNC program structure
- Absolute and incremental programming
- Basic G-codes and M-codes
- Linear and circular interpolation
Tooling
- Milling cutter nomenclature
- Drill nomenclature
- Reamer and tap specifications
- Tool selection
- Spindle speed and feed calculations
CNC Programming Cycles
- Basics of canned cycles
- Profile milling operations
- Drilling and peck drilling cycles
- Spot drilling and boring cycles
- Reaming cycles
- Tapping cycles
- Program verification and dry run
This course is suitable for Diploma, BE/BTech, and ME/MTech students, CNC operators, programmers, production engineers, and manufacturing professionals.
Participants who successfully complete the course and final assessment will receive a digital course-completion certificate.
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Safety in CNC Shop
- INTRODUCTION
- Accidents
- First aid
- SAFETY PLACARDS
- Must read before Operating CNC Machine
- Safety
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Hand Tools
- Hammers
- File
- Wrenches
- Spanners
- Hand Tools
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Drawing Layout And Types Of Projection
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Measuring Instruments
- Vernier Caliper
- Micrometer
- Measuring Instruments
- Advanced Measuring instruments
- Advanced Measuring instruments
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CNC Milling Machine Parts & functions
- Introduction
- Different Parts & their Functions
- Safety on Milling Machine
- CNC milling parts
- CNC MIlling Machine Parts
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Machine specifications
- Specification of milling machine
- machine specifications
- CNC Machines
- About Control Panel Board
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Basic concepts of NC
- Introduction
- Types of Numerical Control
- Classification of NC systems
- Basic concept of NC
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Axis Designations
- Introduction
- axis designation
- Jog mode in VMC
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Basic motion commands
- Basic G codes
- F, S, T Commands
- basic commands
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Program structure and codes
- Basic Structure of CNC program
- Codes and its functions
- Basic Canned cycles
- Program structure and codes
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Work Holding & Tool Holding Devices
- Types Work holding devices
- work holding
- Basics of fixture designing
- Basics of fixture designing
- Types Tool holding devices
- tool holding devices
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Work and Tool Setup - offsetting
- Introduction
- Work Setting
- Tool Setting
- Setting Machining Parameter
- Tool and work setup
- Homing and tool offsetting
- Homing and tool offsetting
- Work and tool offsetting
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Drill Nomenclature
- Drill Construction
- Flute construction
- Effects of Drill Re-Sharpening
- Drill Point Angles
- drill nomenclature
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Reamer specification
- Introduction
- Reamer Terminology
- Rotation of Cutting
- reamer specifications
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Tap specification
- Taps: technical information
- Introduction
- Taps Breaking
- Hints on Tapping (with taps & dies)
- Tap specification
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Milling machine cutting tool types and nomenclature
- introduction
- CNC Milling Cutter Nomenclature
- Types milling cutter
- Applications of milling cutter
- Common Machining Operations
- Common Types of End Mills
- Cutting tool nomenclature
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Machining Parameters
- Introduction
- Cutting Parameters
- Machining parameter
- Tool selection based on Machining parameters
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Outside milling operations
- Plain Milling
- Step Milling
- plain milling
- Profile Milling
- profile milling
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Inside milling operations - Pocket Milling Operation
- Pocket Milling-
- pocket milling program
- pocket milling operation
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Spotting (centre drilling) & Drilling operation
- Spotting (centre drilling) operation
- spotting operation
- Drilling program
- Drilling operation
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Reaming operation
- Introduction
- Reamer
- Reaming Operation
- Reaming operation
- Safety precaution
- Reaming operation
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Tapping operation
- Tapping operation
- Tapping program
- Tapping operation
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Course Feedback
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Safety in CNC Shop