VMCs use cutters to extract metal from a work piece and provide a vertical spindle. Because of this vertical orientation, the tools on a VMC normally operate in a vertical work plane. HMCs use a spindle on a horizontal work plane and cutting tools to extract metal from a work piece. Tools stick out of the side of the tool holder and cut through the side of a work piece with a horizontally focused spindle, encouraging chips to fall away from the table.
CNC Milling Course will go over the CNC programming process, setting up and running a CNC machining centre, and the fundamentals of computer numerical control for milling operations using the Fanuc and Siemens controllers. The series covers the fundamentals of CNC, construction, the machining process, programming, tooling, work keeping instruments, and operating, programming, and commissioning the Fanuc and Siemens controls.
This CNC course includes examples of all common Mill operations, such as drilling and tapping with Canned Cycles, contour milling, and other common Mill operations

The aim of this course is to teach students with technical backgrounds how to programme and operate VMC and HMC Milling and Turning machines. This course fills the difference between what students with a professional background already know and what they need to understand in order to start using HMC and VMC machine tools.
Engineers, innovators, and niche manufacturers often use the components, products, and machining operations. Work holding techniques suitable for prototype and short-run development are described in detail and illustrated.