Lectures related to Machine Usage Basics

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

Delves into the fundamental principles of dimensioning and cutting in mechanical construction, emphasizing quality and cost-effectiveness.

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

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

Discusses mechanical design principles, focusing on representation rules and machining processes for effective production.

Introduces a practical machining internship for second-year Microengineering students.

Focuses on practical router usage, troubleshooting, and machine operation.

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

Covers a practical machining stage at the ETML, focusing on hands-on skills development in Microengineering.

Covers the use of specialized tools in machining materials like plywood.

Covers the preparation of a CNC machine for machining a piece with various tools.

Covers the CNC machining project focusing on drilling axis presentation.

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

Introduces floating point number representation, round-off errors, and their impact on numerical computations.

Covers the two-dimensional cutting model and its applications in machining.

Covers the basics of LabVIEW, including its importance, history, functions, and tools available.