DIVE INTO TRAINING
Watch & Learn
Here you’ll find a complete and interactive guide to equipment use, workflows, and safety basics before operating any machine in the lab. These videos provide step-by-step instructions, highlight best practices, and help you become familiar with the tools and processes you’ll be using.
In this video, Bob goes through the steps needed to generate g-code using Fusion 360 CAM for the left link.
In this video, we go through the steps needed to generate g-code using SolidWorks CAM for the right link, one of the parts needed to finish the Intro to Machining project.
This video shows all the steps needed to mill out one of the links for your Intro to Machining project. Bob carefully shows you how to setup up for this machining process.
This video shows all the steps needed to mill out the left block for your scissor jack project. Bob walks us through the following steps needed to create these pieces: cutting out stock material, squaring, using conversational programing, running G-code for the slots and top hole, and finally, tapping a hole correctly. Follow along to create your left block!
Note: The right block has a different sized hole on the top face & requires a different program and drill.
In this video, TA Claudio introduces the TRAK 1630RX lathe. This video focus on common lathe terminology and a high-level overview of operator and touch screen controls.
In this video, TA Claudio walks us through the process of using the collet closer, using DRO mode and its functions, and machining the brass rod needed to complete the car jack project for MECE E1008 Intro to Machining.
In this video, TA Claudio walks us through using the 3-jaw chuck lathe, DRO mode, and its functions, and machining the aluminum end cap needed to complete the car jack project for MECE E1008 Intro to Machining.
In this video, TA Claudio walks us through the processes of setting up and using a parting tool.
In this video, Daniela gives a brief explanation of how a laser cutter works and discusses safety considerations when using one. TA Claudio then dives into a tutorial on using the software Lightburn and the laser cutter itself to create a keychain medallion.