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Somehow I came across this academy. Not sure if it helps though.
https://academy.titansofcnc.com/
https://academy.titansofcnc.com/
What might I expect as a Junior Metal Millwright?
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The discussion centers on the transition from software development to a career as a Junior Metal Millwright, emphasizing the importance of training and apprenticeship in the machining industry. Participants highlight that a solid foundation in math, chemistry, and physics is crucial for aspiring machinists, along with hands-on experience in machine shops. The conversation also touches on the significance of CNC programming, particularly G-code, and the potential job market for skilled machinists, noting a shortage in certain regions. Overall, the consensus is that while starting as an apprentice may involve basic tasks, there are opportunities for growth and specialization in machining.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of CNC machining and G-code programming
- Basic knowledge of machining tools and processes, including mills and lathes
- Familiarity with mechanical drafting and design principles
- Foundational skills in math, chemistry, and physics
- Research local technical schools offering CNC machining courses
- Explore apprenticeship programs in metalworking and machining
- Study G-code programming through resources like "G-code for Dummies"
- Investigate the differences between various machining tools and their applications
Individuals considering a career shift to machining, aspiring machinists, and those interested in CNC programming and metalworking. This discussion is particularly beneficial for anyone looking to understand the entry-level expectations and training pathways in the machining industry.
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