Group Work : Complete your lab's safety training Test runout, alignment, fixturing, speeds, feeds, materials and toolpaths for your machine Document your work to the group work page and reflect on your individual page what you learned
individual assignments:Make (design+mill+assemble) something big
Group Work :
We leart how to use the CNC machine and the safety rules when using the CNC machine.
CNC Machine: Set work and tools offset, this step tells the computer the exact location of the part and tools. Define the origin point, by aumo moving the CNC mill,and then set the thickness of the materials.
Safety Training
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) & Dress Code Safety Glasses: Always wear approved safety glasses with side shields, even if the machine is running automatically. No Gloves: Never wear gloves while the machine is running. They can get caught in rotating parts and pull your hand in. Proper Attire: Wear a fitted lab coat or work apron (buttoned up). Roll up long sleeves or wear short sleeves. Remove all jewelry: rings, watches, necklaces, and bracelets. Secure loose clothing and backpack straps. Hair Restraints: If you have long hair, it must be tied back and tucked into a cap or hairnet to prevent it from being pulled into the spindle. Footwear: Closed-toe shoes are mandatory. No sandals or high heels.
2. Machine Operation Procedures Supervision: Never operate the machine without an instructor or supervisor present in the room. Machine Guards: Keep all safety shields, doors, and plexiglass guards closed and locked during operation. Inspection: Check the machine for any damage or loose parts before starting. Ensure the workpiece (stock) is clamped tightly in the vise or fixture. Verify the tool is securely locked in the spindle or tool holder. Setup Verification: Double-check your CNC program (G-code) for errors. Perform a "Dry Run" (running the program without the workpiece or at a very high Z-axis offset) to check for path errors. Always confirm the "Zero" or "Work Offset" is set correctly.
Test Record

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