CAM-Part Setup
Define coordinate systems, stock, target and fixtures.
Train programmers and manufacturing teams to plan, simulate and improve CNC machining workflows using SolidCAM.
The objective is not simply to click through software commands. Participants should understand setup, stock, tools, cutting strategies, verification and the controls required before NC code reaches a machine.
Define coordinate systems, stock, target and fixtures.
Create pockets, profiles, drilling and common prismatic operations.
Plan lathe operations, tools and machining sequences.
Apply technology parameters and efficient toolpath strategies.
Verify material removal, tool motion and potential collisions.
Understand controlled NC output and machine-specific validation.
A focused discovery discussion helps avoid a generic proposal and makes the next step relevant to your organisation.
Confirm machines, controllers, parts and current experience.
Use an appropriate training dataset and workflow.
Build and simulate representative operations.
Review output controls and safe implementation steps.
Basic CAD familiarity is helpful because SolidCAM operates in an integrated CAD environment. The recommended prerequisite depends on the course.
Specific iMachining content is available in the appropriate programme. Course coverage and level will be confirmed before registration.
Training and post-processor development are separate scopes unless explicitly included in a proposal. Machine, controller and post-processor requirements must be reviewed.
Corporate training can be discussed using suitable non-confidential examples after scope, risk and data-handling requirements are agreed.
Send the basic requirement through the enquiry form or begin a WhatsApp conversation. A specialist can then recommend the most useful next step.