CNC Programming (G-Code)

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G-Code programming involves writing and editing numerical control instructions that direct CNC machines to perform precise cutting, drilling, and shaping operations on raw materials. Programmers use CAM software or manual coding to translate part designs into machine-readable commands that control tool movement, speed, and feed rates. This skill is essential for manufacturing components to exact specifications across industries including aerospace, automotive, and medical device production.

CNC Programming (G-Code) sits under CNC and Precision Machining in the Manufacturing and Production domain of the Luminid skills catalogue.

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