Conventional machine tools – milling

Objective: Attendees should gain safe basic skills and a working knowledge of mills to support professional training

Participants: Metal work trainees, 1st training year

Duration of course: approximately 3 weeks

Content:

- Planning and steering work and motion sequences.

  • Defining worksteps, taking account of the production and economic aspects

- Aligning and clamping

  • Workpieces in line with stability and surface protection, aligning and clamping tools

- Milling

  • Determining and adjusting the machine parameters
  • Producing workpieces in line with coolant requirements using various mills;
    • Front, perimeter, face milling
    • Longitudinal profile milling
  • Partitioning workpieces by direct and indirect partitioning
  • Using and classifying millers
  • Performing work to the required level of safety level and ensuring the protection of health and safety
  • Milling autonomously according to drawings, environmentally responsible working
  • Planning, organizing and performing milling projects in line with specifications
  • Tolerance and dimensions
  • Dimensional accuracy IT 7 (basic tolerance), training in taking measurements using vernier callipers, micrometers and dial gauges

- Testing

  • Measuring and testing workpieces
  • Assessing the surface quality by visual inspection

- Checking and assessing the results

  • Assessing deviations from the reference dimension

All milling work must be performed in compliance with applicable accident prevention regulations.

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