This hands-on, entry-level course is designed to introduce you to the world of Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machining, with a strong focus on CNC milling operations. Whether you’re exploring a new career path or looking to build foundational skills in precision manufacturing, this program offers practical, real-world training in a supportive learning environment.

By the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Apply math to machining tasks
• Safely operate CNC machines
• Set up work holding solutions
• Understand key terminology and best practices
• Write and troubleshoot basic G-code

Topics covered:

Weeks 1–2: Foundations & Safety

• Shop safety protocols and PPE
• Introduction to CNC machining principles
• Emergency procedures and hazard prevention

Weeks 3–4: Machining Math Essentials

• Coordinate systems and dimensional analysis
• Trigonometry in machining
• Speeds, feeds, and tolerance interpretation

Weeks 5–7: G-Code Programming

• G-code structure and syntax
• CNC mill programming fundamentals
• Toolpath generation and simulation

Weeks 8–9: Work Holding & Fixturing

• Workpiece clamping and securing techniques
• Fixture design and vise alignment
• Chuck operations for lathes

No experience required. Basic math skills and mechanical aptitude are recommended for success.

Questions? Call 918.224.0235

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Campus: 1612 S Main St	Dates: TBD	Hours: 54	Days: T/Th	Times: 6:00p-9:00p	Tuition: $385	Fees & Supplies: $0	Total Cost: $385	Pre-Enroll Now