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About Milling Machining Operations
The term "milling machine" describes a particular kind of machine that removes material from a workpiece by feeding it past a spinning multipoint cutter. Due to the cutter's high speed and numerous cutting blades, the rate of metal removal is significantly higher.
The fact that almost all operations can be carried out on it with excellent accuracy makes it the most significant machine in the tool room.
For flat surfaces, slots, and contoured surfaces, milling machines are employed. Additionally, it may be used to create complex and uneven surfaces, revolution surfaces, gear cutting, and internal and external thread machining. Machining helical surfaces with different cross-sections, among other things. A milling machine is used to remove metal, with the work being firmly secured on the machine's table and a rotating cutter with many teeth positioned on the arbor.
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Yes. You may retake the exam after a two-week waiting period. There is no limit on the number of attempts.
Results are emailed within two weeks of your exam date. Upon passing, you will receive a digital certificate and a detailed score report.
The certification does not expire. It is recommended to stay current by following new machining techniques and safety guidelines.
A minimum score of 60% is required to pass the exam.
Review each domain in the course outline, practice reading drawings, work through tooling selection exercises, and spend time on manual or CNC setup and inspection tasks.
No formal experience is required. Familiarity with basic machine shop concepts and a willingness to learn manual or CNC milling will help you succeed.
The exam includes multiple-choice questions and scenario-based short answers. You will have 90 minutes to complete all sections.
You can register online through our portal. Select your preferred date and location, complete payment, and you will receive a confirmation email.
This exam is suited for machinists, CNC operators, manufacturing and production engineers, mechanical engineering students, tooling designers, and inspection technicians.
The exam covers milling machine fundamentals, workholding and setup, cutting tools and machining parameters, manual and CNC operations, process planning, safety, inspection and quality control, and troubleshooting and optimization.