Feb 4, 2019 · Although math is a fundamental aspect of any work that requires precision, dealing with numbers and calculations can be intimidating. Luckily, there’s no lack of resources and tools that will …

Mar 3, 2011 · I generally use addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, squares and square roots, and some trigonometry and geometry (areas, circumferences, etc) for drawing parts. For just an …

Learn how to calculate the correct speed based on your tool characteristics, workpiece material, and cutting feed.

Mar 3, 2011 · I am looking to find a book or pamphlet or a resource that has the formulas for problems that machinist see often. I have access to a Machinist Calc Pro that makes quick work of bolt …

Machining involves a surprising amount of maths techniques that we may have forgotten since our school days. Marc from G-Code Tutor is here to help us brush up on some math knowledge that we …

May 23, 2017 · Shop math is important but frankly although I learned a lot of higher math en route to my EE degree, I have never used anything beyond what I learned in high school in the shop. You will …

Jun 19, 2012 · I was quite the math wiz in my younger years. I build cnc controls from scratch for up to 8 axis grinders and deep inside the machine's software good math/geometry skills are a must. (along …

Nov 19, 2018 · Math is important. If you are afraid of math, then machining may not be for you. It is an integral part of everything a machinist does. CNC programming is based on coordinate systems and …

Nov 23, 2003 · A well-specified job (whether it's another machinist, an engineer, the shop foremen, or the owner's kid telling you the specs) is halfway done. Ok, regarding the formula, it's over my head, …

Apr 30, 2011 · Though I have various of shop-specific books in my collection, I rarely use them for math, preferring the more general texts. One good golden oldie is Practical Shop Mathematics by Wolfe & …