NETZSCH Group at the KELLER.Academy (Driven Tools, Level Swivel, PAL standard 2020)

We had a fantastic time at the KELLER.Academy! In 1.5 days, our participant explored driven tools, mastered the level swivel, and learned all about the changes brought by the 2020 reform at PAL.

Congratulations to Mr. Müller from NETZSCH Feinmahltechnik GmbH (NETZSCH Group) for successfully completing the KELLER.Academy course! Thank you for your participation!

The photos showcase results from the course: workpieces with 3+2 axes and C and Y axis.

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    Happy Easter 2025!

    Happy Easter from the KELLER.Software team! 🐰 This year, we’ve wrapped up our Easter greetings a little differently: Our apprentice came up with the idea to design an Easter bunny using the geometry…

    The future of CNC machining starts in the classroom

    The future of CNC professionals is in your hands! By using modern CNC training software like SYMplus™, you empower your students with the knowledge they need to thrive in a rapidly changing industry. With over 40 years of experience and insights from CNC experts, trainers, and educators, SYMplus™ is designed to meet the needs of today’s vocational training.


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      New video on YouTube: Axial Milling with Driven Tool: Main Spindle as Rotary Axis (C+Y Axis)

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      Using the 3D simulation of our SYMplus™ CNC software, we will show you how task 1 from Christiani’s “Collection of tasks in CNC Milling technology according to PAL2020 with Driven Tools” could look like in reality.

      This task includes:

      • Face turning
      • Longitudinal turning
      • Axial milling with driven tool
      • Main spindle as rotary positioning axis

       


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        New video on YouTube: Milling a Pyramid: Swiveling around the AM and BM Axes (3+2 Axes)

        Using the 3D simulation of our SYMplus™ CNC software, we will show you how task 10 from Christiani’s “Collection of tasks in CNC Milling technology according to PAL2020 with Multi-Sided Machining” could look like in reality.

        This task includes:

        • Swivel AM, BM, -AM, -BM
        • Face milling
        • Engraving numbers

         


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          How SYMplus CNC software takes the strain off trainers and helps trainees to succeed

          The support of experienced trainers is essential for trainees—especially in the skilled trades. However, they often juggle the needs of their trainees and their tasks. It is not uncommon for both to fall by the wayside, leaving both trainees and trainers dissatisfied.

          This is where the CNC training software SYMplus comes into play! It offers interactive learning modules for independent and effective learning, a clearly structured user interface, graphical help images for PAL commands, as well as 2D and 3D simulations that promote an understanding of CNC programming—and that’s just some benefits!

          This means that no trainee is left behind, and the burden on trainers is noticeably reduced.


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            New video on YouTube: Cylinder Machining: 90-Degree Swivel, Milling, Thread Cutting (3+2 Axes)

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            Using the 3D simulation of our SYMplus™ CNC software, we will show you how task 9 from Christiani’s “Collection of tasks in CNC Milling technology according to PAL2020 with Multi-Sided Machining” could look like in reality.

            This task includes:

            • 90-degree swivel and shoulder milling
            • 180-degree C-axis rotation
            • 30-degree chamfer milling
            • T-slot cutter
            • Drilling and threading

             


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              Basic DIN/PAL programming with SYMplus™ (KELLER.Academy)

              Once again in September, it was time for the KELLER.Academy! This time, the 1.5 course days focused on the basics of DIN/PAL programming with SYMplus™. We would like to congratulate Mr. Filipp from Evoqua Water Technologies GmbH / Xylem and Mr. Rodriguez Schmitt from Willy-Brandt-Berufskolleg in Duisburg (Germany) on successfully completing this KELLER.Academy course!

              Thank you for the wonderful time and the exchange of ideas! It was a pleasure to have you in Wuppertal – we look forward to seeing you again.

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                New video on YouTube: Pocket cycles, Groove cycles and Drilling patterns (CNC Milling)

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

                This task includes:

                • Pocket cycles (G73, G72)
                • Groove cycles (G74, G75)
                • Drilling patterns (G81 with G76, G77)

                 


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                  New video on YouTube: Shift Through All Gears! Programming Gear Shifting in CNC Milling

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                  Can you shift through all the gears? We’ll show you how it’s done—from reverse all the way to fifth gear. So, buckle up and let’s get started!

                   


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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 their final exams. No matter which stage you are at, we are here for you: with the SYMplus™ workbooks, the SYMplus™ Student License or our YouTube video series “Instant CNC”. In these videos, we simulate the CHRISTIANI exercises — an excellent opportunity to freshen up your knowledge, even for experienced users!

                    Speaking of “freshening up your knowledge”: A few weeks ago, a customer contacted us because he had lost all his important “KELLER” data when he bought a new computer — tools, work plans, NC programs, everything was gone. And why? Because he had only saved his data on the old computer. Fortunately, we were able to help him transfer the data to the new computer before the old one was disposed of.

                    To avoid such problems, we recommend that you backup your data regularly. If you need assistance on the subject of “data backup”, our support team will, of course, be happy to help to advise you. You can simply give us a call (0202 – 40400) or e-mail us.

                    But where exactly do you find your “KELLER” data (the “user data” — as we call it) on your computer? Here is a brief guide:

                    Where can you find your user data (“KELLER” data) on your computer?

                    By default, your user data is stored in a specific folder on your computer. Here’s how to find this folder:

                    1. Open “File Explorer” (this is the program you use to browse files and folders on your computer).

                    2. Go to “This PC” or “Computer”.

                    3. Double-click on the drive C (C is normally the main drive of your computer).

                    4. Open the “Users” folder.

                    5. Go to your user name (this is the name of your account on the computer).

                    6. Open the “AppData” folder. If you do not see this, you may need to look at hidden files and folders. You can do this in the “View” options in File Explorer or customize it in the “Appearance” category in your computer’s Control Panel (may differ slightly depending on your version of Windows).

                    7. In “AppData”, open the “Roaming” folder.

                    8. And then the “KELLER” folder.

                    Within the KELLER folder there are two further subfolders, depending on what type of machine you are using:

                    For turning machines: open the “KELLERplusDE” folder and then the “DATASD” subfolder.
                    For milling machines: Open the folder “KELLERplusFE” and then the subfolder “DATASF”.

                    For detailed instructions on how to find the storage locations of your user data, please read our support article:

                    Where do I find the user data?

                    We trust that this information will help you and make your work easier. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact our support team.

                     

                    Wish you a nice day and best regards.

                    Your KELLER.Software Team


                    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.

                    Learn more about what’s new

                    Guide to Update SYMplus™:
                    How to install an update


                    Next Appointments in the KELLER.Academy:

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

                    • 24.-25. October 2024

                    Basic DIN/PAL programming with SYMplus™

                    • 21.-22. November 2024

                    Driven tools, level swivel and reform PAL2020

                    • 10.-11. October 2024
                    • 05.-06. December 2024

                    Exam preparation PAL

                    • 07.-08. November 2024

                    Further Information


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