hyperMill Turning Training
hyperMill Turning Training
Aim
The course is an advanced CADCAM course aimed at upskilling CADCAM programmers in using CADCAM technology to program cylindrical parts for manufacture using state of the art CADCAM technology.
The course is suitable for customers with or looking to acquire hyperMILL CAD/CAM software.
Course Description
- Create turning and stock geometry
- Creating the turning profile
- Programming parts using the sub and main spindle
- How to build turret and capto turning tools
- Using trochoidal turning technology to reduce cycle times
- Roughing and finishing turning techniques and cycles for programming the outer profile
- Toolpath simulation to check against potential tool and machine collisions
Who the course is for?
- Knowledge of Windows operating systems
- Creating file folders, copy and paste etc.
- Ideally have completed Part 1 and part 2 course. If not must have a very good understanding of hyperMILL software.
- Knowledge of 2.5D and 3D modeling is an advantage but not essential
- A general understanding of CNC machining is preferred
Funding is available for qualifying companies. Find out if you qualify by registering your interest below.
Details
Face to Face Classroom (Facilitator Led) each learner will learn through direct use of provided hyperMILL software during training.
Date: TBC (Register your interest to be notified of next course)
Location: Irish Manufacturing Research, Mullingar, Co Westmeath
Certification / Awarding Body: Engineers Ireland CPD approved for 14 Hours
Course Fees: Supported under the SOLAS skills to Advance programme subject to eligibility criteria. Register your interest to find out more
Learning Outcomes
- Understand how to use CADCAM technology to program turned parts for manufacture
- Understand how and when to use various turning cycles depending upon the underlying part geometry
- Ability to simulate turning toolpaths to check for potential tool collisions
- Understand how use advanced turning cycles to reduce cycle times on the machines