
Basic Milling Procedures
The Basic Milling Procedures course covers the setup and use of the horizontal milling machine, and describes the functions of basic cutters and attachments. Uses "hands-on" projects so trainees actually gain experience on the milling machine. Includes a work-holding fixture project that can have practical value in the shop when finished. A prerequisite to this course is 323 - Machine Shop Job Analysis. Lesson 1 - Using the Horizontal Milling Machine Topics: Milling machine parts and functions; Vertical milling attachments; Speed and feed; Depth of cut; Lubricants; coolants Learning Objectives: – Identify the major parts of a universal horizontal milling machine and their functions. – Define the use of a vertical milling attachment. – Compute the milling spindle speed and the machine table feed rate. – Install and align a workpiece in a V-block. – Install and align a workpiece in a milling machine vise. Lesson 2 - Slab