Machining Processes (Part B)
Manual Machining and Introduction to Computer Numerical Control
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: JUNE 1, 2010
In this course you will learn basic machining skills using manual lathes, milling machines, and surface grinders. You’ll learn through hands-on experience and projects as well as lecture and demonstrations. Once manual skills are developed, you will be introduced to computer numerical control (CNC) programming and operation for the automated machinery commonly used in today’s industry.
Upon successful completion of Machining Processes Parts A and B, you will have the opportunity to apply with the following companies: New Hampshire Ball Bearings, Tidland Corporation, Corning NetOptix, Knappe and Koester, Winchester Roll.
Tuition assistance for these classes may be open to you. Please contact Jan Barry, Director, at Keene Community Education for information . Class Limit: 15
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