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| − | The Tormach class is taught by [mailto:epeterson2733@gmail.com Eric Peterson ] | + | The Tormach class is taught on request by [mailto:epeterson2733@gmail.com Eric Peterson ] |
This class focuses on <b>CNC</b> milling - the [[Manual Milling Class]] or demonstrated knowledge of manual milling is a prerequisite for the Tormach class. | This class focuses on <b>CNC</b> milling - the [[Manual Milling Class]] or demonstrated knowledge of manual milling is a prerequisite for the Tormach class. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:25, 31 May 2024
The Tormach class is taught on request by Eric Peterson
This class focuses on CNC milling - the Manual Milling Class or demonstrated knowledge of manual milling is a prerequisite for the Tormach class. The class is separated in to two parts:
- Developing CAM toolpaths in Fusion 360 Manufacturing(NOTE: you will need to learn 3D modeling in Fusion on your own)
- Tormach operation and use: (You will learn how to setup and use the Tormach and make a battery terminal clamp in the process.)
This is an active class at Asmbly. If you can't find an upcoming session in the Class Schedule, email education@asmbly.org for more information.
Resources
- Basics of Fusion360 (video)
- CNC Machining by NYC CNC (video)
- Peruse the shop's copy of Precision Machining Technology or Buy on Amazon
Material/Tooling Suppliers
Dixie Tool Crib (South Austin) Sparktech (Round Rock)
