Cutting Tool Basics for the Vertical Milling Machine and Lathe

68 Morning Street,Portsmouth NH 03801

17 March, 2022

Description

Looking to get into machining? Get started with the basics of cutting tools, the key to shaping and shaving metals into precise shapes! This is a classroom course for the beginner who has had limited exposure to metal working machines, and is a description of the types of basic tools available for both the lathe and vertical mill, and their proper use. Specific skills covered are Feeds & Speeds, correct set up procedures, what tools to use best for a particular application, and tips and suggestions for using special techniques to achieve a desired finished product. Attendees should plan to take notes during this class. This class needs a minimum of 5 attendees to run Open to all ages (under 18 must be accompanied by parent/guardian) Instructor: Charlie Patten Instructor Contact: 207-337-3022 Instructor Bio: Charlie Patten has a long history of experience in the world of machining. 1967-1968, Wentworth Institute, Associates degree Electronic Engineering. 1969 - 1972, Junior Engineer, Hollingsworth & Vose Co., East Walpole, MA. (Paper Mill). 1972 - 2006, Owner, Patten Tool & Engineering, Kittery, ME. Specialized in designing and building automation equipment for the aerospace, automotive, and communications industries. 2006 - Present, Owner, Patten LLC., Kittery, ME. Specialized in designing and building Auto Tack Welding Equipment for General Electric (worldwide), Pratt & Whitney (East Hartford, CT., North Berwick, ME., and High Tech Honeycomb, San Diego, CA. Attendees who are not yet vaccinated against COVID-19 are required to wear a mask and social distance. If you are sick or think you may have been exposed recently, please don't come! Registration closes 3 days before event. Attendees can receive refunds up to 7 days before your event start date. Active members receive 25% off using their discount code or Member Discount ticket. Port City Makerspace is a welcoming and inclusive community workshop that provides tools, knowledge, and a collaborative culture to encourage the artist and maker in everyone. Main Website: https://www.portcitymakerspace.com/