Basic CNC programming
For new users with little or no experience. Covers coordinate systems, work areas, absolute and incremental moves, speeds and feeds, program structure, G codes, M codes, datums and canned cycles.
Operator · Setter · Programmer
CNC training for sliding-head & multi-axis lathes
Structured training for new starters, experienced setters and programmers who need practical, machine-relevant skills.
1—1
Training shaped around the people, machines and components in front of us.
Theory connected to production
Understand why the program works.
Training can be delivered around Fanuc-style controls and real turning applications, from basic coordinate systems through to multi-axis programming, tooling, macros and process improvement.
Intermediate programming
For operators and setters ready to build complete programs, apply cutter compensation, use driven tools, manage offsets and understand more complex machining cycles.
Advanced & macro programming
Parametric logic, variables, arithmetic, conditional control, loops, custom cycles, probing concepts and application-specific automation.
Sliding-head machine training
Machine-specific support for Citizen Cincom, Star and other Swiss-type platforms, including setup, synchronisation, guide-bush strategy and safe prove-out.
Onsite hands-on training
Practical training at your own machine, using familiar tooling, workholding and components so the learning transfers directly into production.
CAD/CAM & training materials
Support for CAM-led turning workflows together with structured notes and reference material tailored to the control and course level.
Typical subjects
From first principles to productive programming.
- Coordinate systems, datums and tool offsets
- Speeds, feeds and program structure
- Linear, circular, polar and cylindrical interpolation
- Canned cycles, compensation and program management
- Driven tooling, synchronisation and multi-axis prove-out
- Variables, macros and application-specific cycles