Learn how to utilize a subprogram technique for profile milling around a part.
In this lesson, Matt Schmelzer from Northeast Wisconsin Technical College will be cutting a basic rectangle profile. He will use step jaws to interpolate around the part.
Matt will also go through a few techniques that will allow you to incorporate one basic sub program for two different tools (roughing and finishing), with two different diameters, at two different RPMs and feed rates.
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Matt Schmelzer is the CNC instructor at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. To learn more about the manufacturing programs at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College visit
https://www.nwtc.edu/academics/programs/fields-of-interest/manufacturing
Follow Matt’s machining program on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/nwtc_cnc_machine_tool/
Stay tuned for more videos!
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