Programs offered:

• C008 Intro to General Machine Shop Practices
• C024 Intro to General Machine Shop Practices with CNC Mill
• C030 Apprentice Machining
• C010 Manufacturing’s Best Practices
• C025 MFG Best Practices for Success II

The following classes are essential for an all-around knowledge of everyday machine shop practices.

1- Machine and Shop Safety
2- Shop Related Materials:

• Machine Shop Math
  • Operations of Fractions
  • Operations of Decimals
  • Basic Geometry
  • Basic Trigonometry
• Basic Blueprint
  • Blueprint Reading with introduction to GD & T
  • Basic Machine Shop Measurement instruments
  • Basic Inspection Process
  • Process of Drilling, Reaming, Tapping, Countersinking, Counterboring.

3- Hands-on/Machine Practice

• Basic part Lay-out
• Hands-on Manual Milling Machine Practice
• Hands-on Manual Lathe Practice
• Basic of Deburring
• Hands-on CNC Milling Machine Practice
• Hands-on CNC Lathe Practice

Programs offered:

• C031 CNC Advanced Milling Set-up

The following classes are essential for an all-around knowledge of CNC Setup/Operation

1- Machine Startup & Initial Setup

• Turning on machine and warming up properly
• Handle Jog use
• Tool Changing
• Explanation of Tool Types & Applications
• Turning off machine safely

2- Setup

• Tool Offsets
• Work Offsets
• Tramming Tools and Checking Runout
• Vise, Angle Plate, & Fixture Plate Setup
• Cutting Step Jaws

3- Hands-on/ Setup & Operate Programs

• Setup & Run Programs
• Read Setup Sheets
• Collect Tooling
• Making Diameter and Height “Wear” adjustments
• Prove out Operations
• Repeat for subsequent Ops
• Setup & Run Mill-144 Test

Programs offered:

• C023 Advanced 2 Axis Lathe for General Machine Shop

The following classes are essential for an all-around knowledge of CNC Setup/Operation

Programs offered:

• C031 CNC Advanced Milling Set-up

The following classes are essential for an all-around knowledge of CNC Setup/Operation

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Machine Startup & Initial Setup

• Turning on machine and warming up properly
• Handle Jog use
• Tool Changing
• Explanation of Tool Types & Applications
• Turning off machine safely

2- Setup

• Tool Offsets
• Work Offsets
• Tramming Tools and Checking Runout of Chuck
• Tram in fixtures, hole, and rework pieces to run true
• Cutting Jaws and making a fixture for work piece
• How and when to use a center on a lathe

3- Hands-on/ Setup & Operate Programs

• Setup & Run Programs
• Read Setup Sheets
• Collect Tooling
• Making Diameter “Wear” adjustments
• Prove out Operations
• Repeat for subsequent Ops

Programs offered:

• C022A MasterCam Basic
• C021A MasterCam/Setup Advanced

The following classes are essential for an all-around knowledge for everyday machine shop practices.

1- Introduction & Drawing

• Intro to newest version of MasterCam
• Improving general overall drawing knowledge using “Wireframe”
• Improving general overall drawing knowledge using “Solids”
• Intro to Clean workspace Programming

2- Toolpaths & Posting

• Make a complete program on one page using one 3D Model with “Wireframe”
• Make an advanced program on one page using one 3D Model with “Wireframe”
• Create a Program using only 3D Model “Solids Machining”

Programs offered:

• Introduction to Inspection Practices
• C029 Apprentice Inspection

Inspection is an entry level certificate program for students who want to learn how to measure machined parts using a Micrometer, Vernier Caliper, CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine) and much more.

Inspection & Measurement:        

• Perform measuring and inspection
• Measure workpiece with Micrometers
• Measure workpiece with Depth Micrometer
• Measure workpiece with Vernier Calipers
• Measure workpiece with Gage Pins
• Measure workpiece with Radius Gage
• Check Concentricity, Run-out, and Flatness

Reading Blueprints & Sketches:       

• Read and interpret basic blueprints
• Introduction to GD&T

Coordinate Measurement Machine (CMM):       

• Intro to CMM (Manual Operation)
• Intro to PC-DMIS Programming
• Introduction to GD&T

Programs offered:

• C032 GD & T

Participants will learn the importance of the GD&T system, proper identification and call out of datum features, and the effect of modifiers such as MMC and LMC. Attendees will also learn how GD&T saves money over traditional tolerances and how to interpret and apply each of the 14 symbols.

Unit 1:  Introduction to symbols and Terms

Unit 2: Limits of Size

Unit 3: How the Geometric System Works

Unit 4: Position Verification

Unit 5: Product Plans and Virtual Condition

Unit 6: The Datum Reference Frame

Unit 7: Datum Feature Modifiers

Unit8: The Datum Reference Frame II: Targets and Irregular Surfaces

Unit 9: The Datum Reference Frame III: Advanced Concepts

Unit 10: Form Tolerances

Unit 11: Orientation Tolerances

Unit 12: Profile Tolerances

Unit 13: Position Tolerances

Unit 14: Coaxial Tolerances

Unit 15: Fastener Formulas and Screw Threads

Unit16: Boundaries

Unit 17: Application Exercises

Programs offered:

• C018 Blueprint Reading
• Blueprint Reading & MasterCam 2D

Basic Blueprint Reading & Sketching for Machinist is a 5-lesson course designed to instruct students how to read an engineering Blueprint. SolidWorks (CAD) software will be used to both illustrate and reinforce the student’s blueprint reading skills.

Lesson 1: Students will learn how to identify different line types and how to read One, Two and Three view drawings. In addition, students will learn the Solidworks user interface and the basic functionality of SolidWorks.

Lesson 2: Tolerances and Dimensioning are the main focus of this lesson. Students will be taught different styles of Tolerances and Dimensions and how they are used.

Lesson 3: Introduction to Section Views and part features such as countersink, counterbore, groove and slots.

Lesson 4: In this lesson we’ll be discussing fasteners, screw threads with an introduction to assemblies. We’ll discuss the different types of threads and their designations

Lesson 5: Students will be introduced to Basic GD & T (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing). In addition, we’ll show the students how to create dimensions in SolidWorks.

Programs offered:

• C022B MasterCam Basic
• C021B MasterCam/Setup Advanced

The following classes are essential for an all-around knowledge for everyday machine shop practices.

1- Introduction & Drawing

• Intro to newest version of MasterCam
• Improving general overall drawing knowledge using “Wireframe”
• Improving general overall drawing knowledge using “Solids”
• Intro to Clean workspace Programming

2- Toolpaths & Posting

• Make a complete program on one page using one 3D Model with “Wireframe”
• Make an advanced program on one page using one 3D Model with “Wireframe”
• Create a Program using only 3D Model “Solids Machining”

Programs offered:

• C032A GD & T

Participants will learn the importance of the GD&T system, proper identification and call out of datum features, and the effect of modifiers such as MMC and LMC. Attendees will also learn how GD&T saves money over traditional tolerances and how to interpret and apply each of the 14 symbols.

Unit 1:  Introduction to symbols and Terms

Unit 2: Limits of Size

Unit 3: How the Geometric System Works

Unit 4: Position Verification

Unit 5: Product Plans and Virtual Condition

Unit 6: The Datum Reference Frame

Unit 7: Datum Feature Modifiers

Unit8: The Datum Reference Frame II: Targets and Irregular Surfaces

Unit 9: The Datum Reference Frame III: Advanced Concepts

Unit 10: Form Tolerances

Unit 11: Orientation Tolerances

Unit 12: Profile Tolerances

Unit 13: Position Tolerances

Unit 14: Coaxial Tolerances

Unit 15: Fastener Formulas and Screw Threads

Unit16: Boundaries

Unit 17: Application Exercises

Programs offered:

• C018A Blueprint Reading

Basic Blueprint Reading & Sketching for Machinist is a 5-lesson course designed to instruct students how to read an engineering Blueprint. SolidWorks (CAD) software will be used to both illustrate and reinforce the student’s blueprint reading skills.

Lesson 1: Students will learn how to identify different line types and how to read One, Two and Three view drawings. In addition, students will learn the Solidworks user interface and the basic functionality of SolidWorks.

Lesson 2: Tolerances and Dimensioning are the main focus of this lesson. Students will be taught different styles of Tolerances and Dimensions and how they are used.

Lesson 3: Introduction to Section Views and part features such as countersink, counterbore, groove and slots.

Lesson 4: In this lesson we’ll be discussing fasteners, screw threads with an introduction to assemblies. We’ll discuss the different types of threads and their designations

Lesson 5: Students will be introduced to Basic GD & T (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing). In addition, we’ll show the students how to create dimensions in SolidWorks.

Screw Machining also known as “Swiss Machining”, when compared to traditional turning processes offers greater precision, versatility, productivity and lower cost.  This program is divided into three levels. Each student will learn basic machine operation, tooling and programming.

• CNC Screw Machine Level 1
  Fundamentals of machine operation, bar feeder basics and setup, work holding and tooling.
• CNC Screw Machine Level 2
  Basics of CNC Programming which includes preparation and techniques.
• CNC Screw Machine Level 3
  Advanced programming, Milling on a Screw Machine and Macro programming.

The following classes are essential for an all-around knowledge for everyday welding practices.

1. OSHA 10 Safety
2. Shop Math Fundamentals
3. Blueprint Reading & Metal Fabrication
4. Oxygen Acetylene Welding and Oxygen Fuel Cutting
5. Shielded Metal Arc Welding
6. Gas Tungsten Arc Welding & Gas Metal Arc Welding-DC
7. Advanced GTAW Non-Ferrous Metals-AC
8. GTAW-DC Stainless Steel
9. Weld Critique & Troubleshooting
10. Fabrication and tacking of structural alloys with proper use tools and equipment
11. Aluminum MIG
12. Alloys and Filler Rods
13. Fabrication and application of jigs
14. Post-weld finishing

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