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    CNC Lab Report

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    The document provides information about CNC machining: 1) It explains the differences between a CNC machine center and CNC turning center, and describes their basic operations. 2) It lists the 10 step procedure for machining a given part using a CNC machine, including setup, tooling, programming, and completion tasks. 3) It provides the G-code program used to machine the given part, including commands for facing, pocketing, drilling, and positioning. 4) It suggests adding a hole to hold a pen and a slot to hold an eraser, and requests additional coding to machine these features.

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    The document provides information about CNC machining: 1) It explains the differences between a CNC machine center and CNC turning center, and describes their basic operations. 2) It lists the 10 step procedure for machining a given part using a CNC machine, including setup, tooling, programming, and completion tasks. 3) It provides the G-code program used to machine the given part, including commands for facing, pocketing, drilling, and positioning. 4) It suggests adding a hole to hold a pen and a slot to hold an eraser, and requests additional coding to machine these features.

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    The document provides information about CNC machining: 1) It explains the differences between a CNC machine center and CNC turning center, and describes their basic operations. 2) It lists the 10 step procedure for machining a given part using a CNC machine, including setup, tooling, programming, and completion tasks. 3) It provides the G-code program used to machine the given part, including commands for facing, pocketing, drilling, and positioning. 4) It suggests adding a hole to hold a pen and a slot to hold an eraser, and requests additional coding to machine these features.

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    The document provides information about CNC machining: 1) It explains the differences between a CNC machine center and CNC turning center, and describes their basic operations. 2) It lists the 10 step procedure for machining a given part using a CNC machine, including setup, tooling, programming, and completion tasks. 3) It provides the G-code program used to machine the given part, including commands for facing, pocketing, drilling, and positioning. 4) It suggests adding a hole to hold a pen and a slot to hold an eraser, and requests additional coding to machine these features.

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    Reg.

    No :- EG/2018/32 Date:- 21/10/2022


    Group No :- ME 6.17

    ME6302- CAM PRACTICAL


    CNC MACHINING CENTER

    (01) What are the differences between a CNC machine center and a CNC turning center?
    For rotating spindle activities, a CNC Machine Center is used, and for turning operations, a CNC
    Turning Center. In a machining center, the tool spins while the part is stationary to cut the
    component. Modern computer numerically controlled machines, or CNC turning centers, are
    capable of a variety of cutting operations, including milling, drilling, tapping, and turning. In CNC
    turning, the tool is fed into the part while the component is rotated for cutting.

    (02) Write down the procedure that you follow to machine the given part.
    1. Check the levels of the coolant and oil.

    2. Make sure the compressor is running and the pressure is appropriate for the equipment.

    3. Start the machine.

    4. Load tools into the tool carousel.

    5. Mount workpiece on the vise.

    6. Set tool length offsets.

    7. Set work offset.

    8. Load and run the CNC program.

    9. Adjust offsets as required.

    10. After the machining is complete, take the work piece out of the vice.
    (03) Write down the program that you used to do machining of the given part.

    G90 G53 G40 G17


    G505
    T=” FACINGTOOL40MM”
    L6
    D1
    G0 Z20
    M3 S1000 M8
    CYCLE61(20,0,1,-1,-39,-39,39,39,0.5,39,0.1,2000,31,0,1,11000)
    G01 Z50 F2000
    T= “ENDMILL12MM”
    L6
    M3 S1000 M8
    G0 Z50
    POCKET4(20,0,1,-3,70,0,0,0.5,0.1,0.1,2000,0.1,0,1,11,20,0.5,0,2,0,1,2,20100)
    G1 Z50 F2000
    T=”10MILLDRILL”
    L6
    G0 Z50;
    M3 S1000
    G0 X15 Y15 M8
    G1 Z-10 F1000
    Z10
    G0 X-15 Y15
    G1 Z-10 F1000
    Z10
    G0 Y-15
    G1 Z-10 F1000
    Z10
    G0 X15
    G1 Z-10 F1000
    Z10
    G0 X0 Y0
    G1 Z-10 F1000
    Z20
    G0 Z50
    130
    (04) Give two suggestions to improve the part and write the additional codes to machine
    that.

    1. Drilling a hole to hold a highlighter pen.


    2. Create a slot to hold a eraser.

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