Drawing review checklist
The questions to ask before opening CAM: revision, tolerances, stock, workholding, operations, inspection.
Open →CNC turning · method and tools
Sheets, tools and lessons to industrialize a turned part: workholding, tooling, inspection. Made by someone who has programmed and set up lathes for about 15 years.
Two paths
Four lessons in order, a guided case on a two-operation bushing and sheets to describe a machining problem.
Go to the lessons →Drawing checklist, process sheet and inspection sheet: so every job starts the same way, whoever is at the lathe.
Go to the tools →Tools
They open in the browser, even on a phone. Your data stays on your device.
The questions to ask before opening CAM: revision, tolerances, stock, workholding, operations, inspection.
Open →Spindle setup, operations with workholding, turret and tool, dimensions linked to the tool that produces them.
Open →Hourly grid, min–max dimensions, out-of-tolerance values in red, your shop’s logo.
In the kit →The part turns
The tool cuts
The measurement decides
The method
Every part goes through the same sequence. Every step has its own sheet, so nothing lives only in one person’s head.
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Learn
The free path for people starting out in a turning shop. Fundamentals, not recipes: every machine and every process has its own rules.
Spindles, turret, axes and control: what they do and how they work together.
02Clamping, locating and transferring the part between operations.
03Surfaces, workholding, operations and inspection before any code.
04Work offsets, tool offsets, units and simulation.

About
About 15 years of CNC programming on multi-spindle, multi-turret lathes, including hands-on work at the machine: setup, workholding, part inspection.
Every tool comes from a problem met on a real shop floor. No machine or tool maker behind it: nothing to sell you beyond the tools themselves.
— CNC PROCESS
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