[NoSoMo]

I'm looking for a good intro book/guide for teaching someone the basics of CNC Machining. They have little knowledge of the subject matter but are willing to learn. I've looked around but I figure this is something a veteran could answer in no time flat.

Thanks

[jackson]

Well the best way to learn is by doing and following some one that knows what they are doing but J&L ind has some good books

[NoSoMo]

Thanks, I'll search around for info on J&L. I just don't have the time right now to guide them along, but they have a lot of free time. I learned it by doing, but I want to give them more info to start out with.

[jackson]

well for my lead man when he started i typed him up a guide my self for set ups offsets any thing i could think of and made it simple as i could it was more just a ref. but it helped him