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General safety guidelines for a safer working environment.
Safety precautions, government guidelines, and supplemental recommendations.
Employee responsibility for workplace safety, reporting unsafe conditions, and safe practices.
Compliance with safety regulations, qualified personnel operation, and machine design for safety.
Practices for a safe machining environment, protection from dust, sunlight, and proper air flow.
Precautions for lifting machinery, components, and workpieces using proper equipment and methods.
Safety procedures for mechanical maintenance, including Lockout/Tagout and tool usage.
Safety procedures for electrical maintenance, including Lockout/Tagout and grounding.
Machine-specific safety features and hazards for the EDGE2 EDM.
Specific practices for EDGE2 equipment safety, tool handling, and operation.
Adherence to lifting and electrical safety rules during machine installation.
Introduction to the EDGE2's automated capabilities and control specifications.
Dimensional drawings and clearance requirements for proper machine site selection.
Environmental, size, power, and air requirements for the EDGE2 machine.
Detailed specifications for each machine component, including head, table, and axes.
Configuration details for the Makino MGF control system, including operation panel and communications.
Guidelines to prepare for EDGE2 delivery and installation, establishing expectations.
Makino's professional installation process, including FSE duties and customer participation.
Key tasks for machine delivery and installation, including location, utilities, and work holding.
Customer request for installation services, outlining required preparations before FSE arrival.
Key factors for choosing a machine location, including access, environment, and foundation.
Considerations for fixture design and manufacturing time coordination with machine delivery.
Makino's classroom training programs to enhance productivity and machine operation.
Procedures for receiving, inspecting, unloading, moving, leveling, and connecting the machine.
Procedures for inspecting the machine for shipping damage and shortages before signing.
Customer responsibility for unloading, lifting, and moving the machine and ancillary components.
Importance of machine level for accuracy and procedures for checking and setting the machine level.
Removing corrosion preventative and initial cleaning procedures before machine operation.
Connecting and setting the air supply regulator for the machine.
Requirements for the power source and procedures for connecting power to the machine.
Introduction to SI metric system and inch-metric conversions.
Explanation of metric system history, base units, and decimal arithmetic.
Tables and formulas for converting between inch and metric units for various measurements.
Formulas for calculating amperage and service size from kVa for electrical power.
Conversion factors for CNC memory capacity related to tape length and characters.