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Conventional Machining: Material Removal and Processes

Explores conventional machining processes, emphasizing the importance of precise part shapes and dimensional accuracy.

Mechanical Construction I: Dimensioning Principles

Explores dimensioning principles and machining processes, emphasizing the importance of cutting parameters and tool wear.

STL Format: Information and Control

Covers the .STL format for computer descriptions of part surfaces.

Machine Usage Basics

Covers the practical aspects of machine operation, including precision adjustments, tool changing, maintenance, and basic programming functions.

Bar Turning Machine Simulation

Explores the digital simulation of a bar turning machine and the validation process through measurements and comparisons.

Conventional Machining: Physics of Manufacturing

Explores conventional machining processes, tool wear, cutting temperature, chip formation, and machining economics.

Machinability and Cutting Tools

Explores machinability, tool wear mechanisms, tool selection based on material properties, and the use of coated tools and advanced materials in cutting technology.

Unconventional Manufacturing Technologies

Explores unconventional manufacturing technologies like grinding, electro-discharge machining, and waterjet cutting for machining parts.

Selective Laser Sintering and Melting: Overview and Applications

Explores the principles, distinctions, advantages, and applications of Selective Laser Sintering and Melting processes.

Metal Forming Processes: Deep Drawing and Cutting Techniques

Covers advanced metal forming processes, focusing on deep drawing and cutting techniques, including their mechanics and applications in manufacturing.

Prototyping: Sequences and Classification

Discusses the importance of prototyping in the development process and presents different types of prototypes and their classification.

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