Course Information
Description
This course will have the apprentice analyze the basic principles of vertical and horizontal milling machines. Apprentices practice safety measures while exploring basic parts and functions of the machines, work holding devices, tooling requirements, and feeds and speeds.
Total Credits
1
Course Competencies
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Determine safety operations for milling machinesAssessment StrategiesOral, Written or Graphic AssessmentCriteriause PPE when and where appropriateapply safety concepts correctlyfollow LOTOTO proceduresattends to housekeeping of machine area
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Analyze milling machine capabilities and setupAssessment StrategiesDemonstrationCriteriaassess milling machine and parts for performance capabilitiesidentify the capacities of given milling machineidentify operations specific milling machine can accomplishcompare and contrast types of lathes to select the lathe most suited for a given job
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Sequence milling machinesAssessment StrategiesDemonstrationCriteriacomplete an analysis of the capacities of a horizontal/universal milling machineanalyze the function of horizontal/universal milling machine componentslist steps involved for a horizontal/universal mill to perform various tasksdetermine horizontal/universal mill is the correct alternative for given job criteria
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Select work-holding devices for milling machinesAssessment StrategiesDemonstrationCriteriaselect work holding and locating devices for milling operationsapply safe milling practicesexamine accuracy in the choice of work holding deviceidentify rigidity in the choice of work holding device
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Examine cutting tool selection and identification for milling machinesAssessment StrategiesOral, Written or Graphic AssessmentCriteriause terms accuratelyapply concepts correctlyuse references and resourcescomplete work in a timely mannerrelate tool to given specifications
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Calculate feeds and speeds for various milling machinesAssessment StrategiesOral, Written and/or Skill AssessmentCriteriause the correct formula for calculating R.P.M.determine the correct surface feet per minute values (cutting speeds) to within 90% accuracydetermine the correct inches per revolution to within 90% accuracydetermine the correct feed per tooth (F.P.T.) based on the material to within 90% accuracycalculate the correct inches per minute of feed (I.P.M.) based on the tooling used to within 90% accuracy