New video on YouTube: Detailed CNC machining (PAL G-Code)

Using the 3D simulation of our SYMplus™ CNC software, we will show you how task 15 from Christiani’s “Collection of tasks in CNC turning technology according to PAL2020” could look like in reality.

This task includes:

  • Facing with G1
  • External and internal roughing with G81
  • External and internal finishing with G42 and G41
  • Thread turning with G31
  • Grooving with wide and small grooving tool
  • Undercutting (undercut DIN509)
  • Finishing with 35° V-plate

 


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    Why SYMplus™ is a valuable addition to your lessons (CNC software for training)

    • More time for the important things: with SYMplus™, teachers don’t have to spend as much time preparing teaching materials. Instead, they can use this time to focus on imparting subject knowledge and supporting students.
    • Qualitative learning content: SYMplus™ ensures that all students have access to high-quality and up-to-date learning content specifically designed for training machinists and similar trades.
    • Inhomogeneous learning groups: With SYMplus™, students can learn at their own pace, so inhomogeneous learning groups are not an obstacle and have access to important learning materials, which helps them improve their skills individually.
    • Interactive learning environment: Interactive modules allow students to gain hands-on experience without the fear of “breaking something” and directly apply their theoretical knowledge in a safe learning environment.

    For more Info: https://cnc-keller.com/symplus-cnc-software/symplus-for-cnc-training/

     


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      New video on YouTube: Complete CNC turning: drilling, roughing, thread cutting

      Using the 3D simulation of our SYMplus™ CNC software, we will show you how task 14 from Christiani’s “Collection of tasks in CNC turning technology according to PAL2020” could look like in reality.

      This task includes:

      • Facing G1
      • Drilling according to PAL with cycle G84
      • Roughing and internal roughing with cycle G81
      • External and internal finishing with G42/G41
      • Thread turning according to PAL with cycle G31
      • Machining the reverse side after reclamping

       


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        Day of German Unity 2024

        On October 3rd, we celebrate the Day of German Unity  – a day that reminds us of the importance of solidarity and mutual support. These values also guide us at KELLER.Software in our mission to support…

        New video on YouTube: Steep Cone Tool Holder with integrated Pull Stud (CNC Turning)

        Using the 3D simulation of our SYMplus™ CNC software, we will show you how task 12 from Christiani’s “Collection of tasks in CNC turning technology according to PAL2020” could look like in reality.

        This task includes:

        • Radial Grooving Cycle G86
        • Circumferential Groove

         


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          New video: Final Exam Part 2 for Machinists, Summer 2024 (Turning)

          Simulation of the IHK Final Exam (Exam conducted by Chamber of Industry & Commerce, Germany) Part 2 for Machinists, Summer 2024, CNC Turning is now available on YouTube:

          In the Turning examination task this time, all machining operations had to be carried out with driven tools on chordal surfaces (G19 IP5). In particular, gaps in the cycle calls (G7x) had to be filled, where the candidates needed to understand the axes in the G19 plane (YZ). In contrast to milling, however, it was not necessary to program entire contour trains. Instead, they were required to determine individual coordinates for the “center tolerance” and ISO fits. There were further gaps for recesses, an internal recess and jump addresses in program part repetitions.

           


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            Newsletter June 2024

            Bye-bye exam stress, Hello summer!

            The exams are finally over and the summer vacation is just around the corner. But before you go fully into vacation mode, let’s take a look back at the exams – especially at the tasks given. What content was covered? What tricky challenges had to be mastered this year?


            Milling:

            There were no major surprises in the milling exam. Of course, it was necessary to master the functions for switching the radius correction on and off and to apply the commands for soft approach and departure that have been changed since 2020.

            In addition, contour points had to be read from the drawing and starting point coordinates had to be subtracted from the centre point coordinates, which were always dimensioned absolutely, to calculate I and J.

            Two fitting dimensions had to be determined, a rotational speed had to be calculated and some gaps in the cycle for thread milling (G88) and tapping (G84) had to be filled – similar to the previous winter exam.

             

            You can view the Milling test task as a 3D simulation here: https://youtu.be/qdoeAGjywiE


            Turning:

            In the Turning examination task this time, all machining operations had to be carried out with driven tools on chordal surfaces (G19 IP5). In particular, gaps in the cycle calls (G7x) had to be filled, where the candidates needed to understand the axes in the G19 plane (YZ).

            In contrast to milling, however, it was not necessary to program entire contour trains. Instead, they were required to determine individual coordinates for the “center tolerance” and ISO fits. There were further gaps for recesses, an internal recess and jump addresses in program part repetitions.

             

            You can view the Turning test task as a 3D simulation here: https://youtu.be/rMk0jaUg78w


            When will the next Software-Update be released?

            We know that many schools use the summer vacation to update their IT infrastructure, so we’re working hard behind the scenes to get the latest SYMplus update ready for you to download before the summer vacation! As soon as it is available, you will be informed via this newsletter, our social media channels (Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram) or on our website.

            As soon as the update has been released, you can read about all the new features here: cnc-keller.com/symplus-support/new-features-optimizations/

             

            Wish you a relaxing Summer.

              – Your KELLER.Software Team


            Next Appointments in the KELLER.Academy:

            Basics of graphical programming (CAD/CAM) with SYMplus™

            • 25.-26. July 2024
            • 05.-06. September 2024

            Basic DIN/PAL programming with SYMplus™

            • 08.-09. August 2024
            • 19.-20. September 2024

            Driven tools, level swivel and reform PAL2020

            • 11.-12. July 2024
            • 22.-23. August 2024

            Further Information >


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              New video: Final Exam Part 2 for Machinists, Summer 2024 (Milling)

              Simulation of the IHK Final Exam (Exam conducted by Chamber of Industry & Commerce, Germany) Part 2 for Machinists, Summer 2024, CNC Milling is now available on YouTube:

              The milling exam task had no major surprises: Switching on and off functions of the radius correction and the commands for soft approach and departure that have been updated since 2020, had to be mastered. Reading contour points, calculating start point coordinates, determining two fitting dimensions, calculating rotation speed and filling in gaps in the cycle for thread milling (G88) and tapping (G84).

               


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                CNCplus machines (Throwback 1992)

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                New video on YouTube: 2-sided CNC machining: radius correction, thread undercutting (DIN76), thread turning …

                Using the 3D simulation of our SYMplus™ CNC software, we will show you how task 12 from Christiani’s “Collection of tasks in CNC turning technology according to PAL2020” could look like in reality.

                This task includes:

                • Drilling G84
                • Internal roughing G81
                • Finishing with radius correction (external and internal)
                • Internal grooving
                • Thread undercut DIN76
                • Thread turning G31

                 


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                  Newsletter September 2024

                  Prevent Data Loss : Key Tips for KELLER Users. Summer is slowly coming to an end and the new training year has begun. Many trainees are now entering the world of CNC, while others are preparing for…

                  Cutting Machine Operator Final Exam – good luck!

                  To all aspiring machinists and metal professionals: Good luck and lots of success for your final exams! The KELLER.Software team is keeping our fingers crossed for you!


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                  Klaus Reckermann

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                    Cutting Machine Operator Final Exam – last-minute study tips!

                    You had planned to prepare in advance, but then you were tempted by friends, the nice weather and so on… But don’t worry, as experts in (CNC) learning, we still have an ace up our sleeve for you – a few last-minute study tips that can help you make the most of the remaining days.

                    Instead of slogging through dusty textbooks, why not watch (free) videos? Visit our YouTube channel and click through the “Instant CNC” playlist, for example, where many of the exercises from the CHRISTIANI task collections are illustrated:

                    You can find all PAL commands clearly laid out and free of charge on our support page:

                     You can easily rent our CNC learning software “SYMplus” for a final, effective crash course:


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