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| introduction An intensive course held over 5 days which offers students an introdution to fitting skills as well as more advanced machining techniques on both the lathe and vertical milling machine. Aimed at those who have already acquired the basic skills from our introduction to engineering courses or those with basic turning/milling skills and who want to further enhance their engineering knowledge. Maximum of 5 Students. what you will learn Fitting Filing Scraping Using the cold chisel Grinding Hacksaw Heat Treatment Measurement, slip gauges and tapers Turning Left hand and two start threads Toolmakers buttons 4 Jaw chuck Precision spindles Precision tapers Milling Gear Cutting Dovetails Keyways Further work on the rotary table (indexing plates) Precision tapers |
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additional notes & course availability All materials to cover the course will be provided, however, students are welcome to bring along their own projects if required (within reason) to work on at times within the course. Whilst targeted at those who have already done one or more of the Axminster courses it is also open to anyone who has basic turning and milling skills. It is intended to improve the skill levels rather than parallel the other Axminster Engineering Courses. There is no upper age limit for students, however the minimum age is 14 years old and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the course and must not be left unattended during class hours. If you would like to read our terms and conditions click here.   You can download a printer-friendly course profile in PDF format for this course by clicking here - Adobe Reader is required to view course profiles, it is available as a free download from Adobe -  |
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