Where to learn machining center programming

1. You should start from operating the machine, and then be familiar with G code, manual programming and software programming. However, there are quite a number of people who directly go to training classes to learn software programming. When they come out, they only know how to program, can't operate, and can't understand their own programs.

2. Click on the right? A test menu will pop up, click test, and then see if there is any change.

4. From the beginning of operating the machine, first half a month on the machine, learn the basic points, check the table, and then go to learn programming, programming, whether it is software or hand-made, while their own side, make good to others to see. While doing things with your own program, you can learn it quickly. The key is to have an acquaintance to teach you.

5. My friend, I've been working as a machining center for eight years. No matter what school is, it's the beginning. It can't help you. It's all the experience gained from the practice in the future. If the theory of the school can't be used in the actual processing, there may be some use in programming. Programming is the simplest thing, mainly technology and material, followed by reasonable parameters, Theoretically speaking, machining will not deform, overcut, let the knife, eccentric and so on. That's bullshit. Different tools, tooling, machine tools, process and material processing methods are different. I hope I can help you. If you don't know anything in the future, you can ask me directly. I will tell you what I know.

6. Nothing is difficult in the world, just for those who have a heart

with the basis of CNC machine operation, programming is not difficult< Basic knowledge required:
NC programming technology
NC machining technology
CAD / CAM

7. Design of machining center?? You mean the line part? It's said that they all have a graate degree, and only after professional training can they understand that
you are talking about proct design and mold design! You should have a good foundation to start with
as for programming, it's a bit troublesome. It's said that you need a machine tool to test your program before you can learn it. It's very difficult without a machine! One of my classmates is the one who learned from the master of factory programming. The master has been working for several years
I'm engaged in mold design. I'm not interested in learning that. It's too troublesome. If the technology is not up to standard, the boss won't do it for you. If the machine is broken, it's worth hundreds of thousands!

8. MasterCAM X6 is not bad for general parts processing. In fact, UG is also OK, that is, start slowly, flexibility is not necessarily good. I often choose manual programming

9. After all, everyone's way of receiving information is different. No matter how good the teacher's technology is, if it can't be effectively conveyed to the students, it's useless for them. Therefore, it's suggested that the most important thing for them to find the right one after the audition.

10. Don't listen to the above nonsense. I'm also a student in a school. I can't learn much knowledge in school. I worked in a factory ring the summer vacation and actually operated the CNC lathe. I learned a lot of knowledge, but I can't learn it in school. The resources in school are limited. Programming is not so troublesome. I don't need to learn so much. If I want to learn CNC well, I must start from the operation engineering, If you don't know the most basic operation, the program is not easy to use! I suggest you go to the factory to practice. I used to be as confused as you. After staying in the factory for a while, I will know what to learn and have a direction to learn!