How to machine your first part using the CNC milling machine at SKIL? [MAKE wiki]

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====== How to machine your first part using the CNC milling machine at SKIL?  ======

The SKIL coaches provide you with two tutorial videos to guide you step by step in creating your first CNC-machined piece.

  * The first video will show you how to design your part and set up your machining on the computer. An essential part of CNC machining (there’s a hint in the name: **C**omputer **N**umerical **C**ontrol): [[https://mediaspace.epfl.ch/media/CNC+-+pr%C3%A9parer+un+usinage+/0_f63ja050/29269|CNC - préparer un usinage]]

  * The second part takes place on the machine. It involves physically preparing the machine for precise and safe machining: [[https://mediaspace.epfl.ch/media/CNC+-+usiner+une+pi%C3%A8ce+/0_z9q885gr/29269|CNC - usiner une pièce]]

  * Important document for you to download is the library of tools available for the CNC at SKIL to prepare your machining on fusion [[https://epflch-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/personal/amina_haouala_epfl_ch/IQCkp5ux3zH_Q7456scGu7dlAYHsjzt0FQOoGeEKSrodvRo?e=lE6NAZ|that you can download here]]

Don't forget that there is a big difference between theory and practice, so once you’ve carefully watched these tutorials, go and speak with the SKIL coaches as soon as possible to complete your machining. It’s not a process that can be done in 10 minutes, so make the most of your opportunity and benefit from your coaches' many years of experience to support you in this adventure.