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CNC MACHINING HANDBOOK, Basic Theory,
Production Data, and Machining Procedure
By James Madison
1996, 6 x 9, Hard, Illustrated, 396pp
ISBN: 0-8311-3064-4
$44.95
1-961-175
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OVERVIEW
This all new handbook is the most
comprehensive and authoritative reference available on CNC machining centers
and their capabilities, commonly used CNC commands, and CNC related tooling
for the production of precision machined components. Written for programmers,
engineers, and operators, it provides a ready reference for basic theory,
production data, and machining procedure. Both apprentices and experienced
operators and programmers will find this invaluable reference an essential
source for all their needs.
FEATURES
Analyzes entire machining systems while
covering milling, boring, turning, grinding, and related CNC tooling.
References individual CNC commands by graphical representation of the toolpath
and the surfaces produced. Every generic command is cross-referenced by
industry standard CNC machine formats and illustrated by the surface, machine
movement, or toolpath that results from using the individual commands. Allows
users of precision machining centers and high-rate material removal systems to
become better and more successful programmers.
CONTENTS
CNC Systems. The Precision Measuring and
Position of CNC. Programming; Special Control-Geometry Capability. Programming
Tool Motions. CNC Operation Selection. Programming Standard Milling and Boring
Center Motions. Programming Complex Milling and Boring Motions. Programming
Standard Turning Motions. Programming Complex Turning Motions. Programming CNC
Grinding Motions. Subroutines and Compensation. CNC Compensation. Useful
Programming Formulas, Commands and Tables, CNC Tooling; CNC Tooling for
Turning Centers; CNC Tooling for Grinding; CNC Operation; Grinding and Turning
Operational Sequences. CNC Forms and Worksheets.
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