Course Description
The Horizontal Machining Center Video Series 2 course introduces learners to common workholding and fixturing methods used for horizontal machining operations. The series also addresses concepts that are important to the machining process, such as cutting parameters, tool offsets, and basic program codes. Finally, important best practices and troubleshooting techniques for machining center operators are presented.
Who will benefit from this Horizontal Machining Process video series?
Operators, Inspectors, Sales, and Purchasing.
Course Classification

*THORS uses the Bloom’s Taxonomy Methodology for our course development.
Certificate Awarded for Horizontal Machining Center Video Series 2

*upon successful completion
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