The Most Important CNC PAL Commands (Turning/Milling) – Free Download

Did you know? We offer posters with all the essential CNC commands for milling and turning completely free – based on the German learning standard (PAL) – perfect for your workshop or classroom!

✅ All relevant commands at a glance
✅ Supports daily work and training
✅ Ideal for trainees – but also for professionals

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      Discover our latest CNC video: Axial grooving, key surfaces and T-slot (with Driven Tools) now on YouTube!

      In this video, we guide you step by step through Task 10 from the Christiani task collection “CNC Turning Technology according to PAL2020 with Driven Tools”. Thanks to our 3D simulation in SYMplus™, everything is explained clearly and understandably.

      What to expect:

      • Planning, drilling, roughing, etc.
      • A cross drilling with G19 IP0
      • Finishing (internal and external)
      • Drilling cycle with G86
      • 2 grooves on the chord and face surfaces

       


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        Axial grooving, key surfaces and T-slot (with Driven Tools)

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        Discover our latest CNC video: Axial grooving, key surfaces and T-slot (with Driven Tools) now on YouTube!

        In this video, we guide you step by step through Task 9 from the Christiani task collection “CNC Turning Technology according to PAL2020 with Driven Tools”. Thanks to our 3D simulation in SYMplus™, everything is explained clearly and understandably.

        What to expect:

        • Axial turning G88 made easy
        • Machining key surfaces: G15 G19 IP5
        • How to use the virtual Y-axis effectively
        • Tips for two-side machining and T-slot milling

         


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          Note: These videos are available in German only.

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            Newsletter December 2024


            The skilled workers of tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, and beyond.

            2024 – what a year! In the CNC industry, challenges are part of everyday life: every workpiece presents new tasks, and each machine requires an individual approach. Yet, new technologies can sometimes overwhelm us. We understand that. CNC machinists are playing an increasingly central role in Industry 4.0. As machines become more automated and connected, the demands on training and skills for professionals are changing as well. That’s why, once again this year, we’ve worked hard to provide you with not just a “tool,” but solutions that integrate smoothly into your daily work – without unnecessary complexity that costs time, money, and nerves. We believe in thoughtful, small steps that make the biggest difference in the long run. For the professionals of tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, and beyond.

            But before we say “goodbye” for this year, we’d like to take a brief look at the winter final exams for CNC machinists. What challenges did candidates face? What was new? On our YouTube channel (@CNC KELLER GmbH), you’ll find a simulation of each exam (Turning and Milling) using our CNC software. It’s perfect for anyone looking to prepare for upcoming exams, or for those who want to analyze the exam workpiece in more detail. You can find the links to the videos under this text (note: The videos are available in German only).

            To wrap up this newsletter, we’d just like to say thank you: Thank you for your trust, your collaboration, and for helping us drive the CNC world forward in 2024. Our team will be taking a short break from December 23, 2024, to January 1, 2025, but we’ll be back with renewed energy on January 2.

            We wish you restful holidays and a fantastic start to the new year!

            Your KELLER.Software Team


            Exam CNC Machinist (Part 2, Winter 2024)

            Turning:

            The turning exam part presented interesting challenges: It involved plan and longitudinal turning, finish machining with program repetition, and working with driven tools.

            A highlight was an eccentric circular pocket with an island, programmed using G73 and G79. Other tasks included machining an internal contour, setting allowances, and precisely machining an internal thread.

            Watch the Turning Exam now

            Milling:

            The milling exam piece for CNC machinists in Winter 2024 had a lot to offer: from an external hexagon with polar coordinates to tricky internal contours, circular pockets, and drilling. Programming with G-codes such as G11, G15, and G23 also played a key role.

            An important change from previous exams: The separate work plan sheet was replaced by explanatory comments directly in the program, greatly improving orientation.

            Watch the Milling Exam now


            Have you already installed SYMplus™ Update 66?

            SYMplus™ CNC software Update 66 is now available for installation for all plusCARE™ customers. With a wide range of improvements and optimised functions, we want to ensure that you can work with the software as smoothly as never before.

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            Next Appointments in the KELLER.Academy:

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

            • 16. 17. January 2025
            • 27. 28. January 2025

            Basic DIN/PAL programming with SYMplus™

            • 30. 31. January 2025
            • 13. 14. March 2025

            Driven tools, level swivel and reform PAL2020

            • 13. – 14. February 2025
            • 27. – 28. March 2025

            Exam preparation PAL

            • 24. – 25. April 2025

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              Using the 3D simulation of our SYMplus™ CNC software, we will show you how task 8 from Christiani’s “Collection of tasks in CNC Milling technology according to PAL2020 with Driven Tools” could look like in reality.

              This task includes:

              • Milling on the face (driven tools)
              • Round groove, cycle G75
              • 2 rectangular pockets, concentric to the groove’s starting semicircle
              • 2-sided machining
              • T-slot cutter

               


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                Using the 3D simulation of our SYMplus™ CNC software, we will show you how task 7 from Christiani’s “Collection of tasks in CNC Milling technology according to PAL2020 with Driven Tools” could look like in reality.

                This task includes:

                • Roughing cycle with D-plateDrilled Hole Circle with 8 holes (face milling)
                • Virtual Y-axis
                • Two-sided machining

                 


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                  Next Wednesday (December 4th), it’s time – apprentices in the metal professions will put their skills to the test!

                  Not quite prepared yet? No worries! With the student version of our CNC learning software (Turning/Milling) ‘SYMplus™’, you can make the most of the remaining days!

                  1. Rent affordably (and pay via PayPal, for example)
                  2. Simple and quick
                  3. Flexible license duration (2 weeks – 1 year)

                  Make the most of the remaining time and enter the exam with confidence!

                  The KELLER.Software team wishes you the best of luck!


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                    Using the 3D simulation of our SYMplus™ CNC software, we will show you how task 6 from Christiani’s “Collection of tasks in CNC Milling technology according to PAL2020 with Driven Tools” could look like in reality.

                    This task includes:

                    • Plan turning, drilling, roughing, finishing
                    • Grooving G86
                    • Rectangular pocket cycle G72 with program part repetition
                    • Milling on a chord face (G15 G19 IP3)

                     


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