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Basic Lathe Machining Course (2 Days)

Course Duration

2 Days (6 hours per day)
Training Time: 09:00 AM – 04:00 PM
Total Training Hours: 12 Hours

Training Format

Theory + Hands-on Practical Training

Course Fee

This course is conducted in small groups of 2–3 participants to ensure close supervision and maximum hands-on experience.

Training Fee: THB 3,900 per participant

Course Overview

Upgrade your machining skills to industrial standards with our Basic Lathe Machining Course, specially designed for beginners, vocational students, engineering students, maintenance technicians, and individuals interested in developing practical machining skills based on engineering principles.

Participants will gain both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience, covering machine structure, operating principles, cutting tool selection, spindle speed calculation, feed rate determination, and the production of precision-machined components according to engineering drawings.

The course emphasizes workplace safety, machining accuracy, and best practices commonly used in modern manufacturing industries.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

• Operate a conventional lathe machine safely and correctly.

• Understand the fundamentals of metal cutting and machining processes.

• Select appropriate cutting tools for different applications.

• Produce cylindrical parts, facing operations, and basic drilled components.

• Read and measure dimensions accurately using engineering measuring instruments.

• Develop a solid foundation for advanced machining and CNC technology.

Course Contents

Introduction to Lathe Machining

• Basic knowledge of lathe machines

• Lathe machine components and functions

• Types of cutting tools

• Workholding devices and accessories

• Machine safety procedures

Machining Fundamentals

• Principles of the turning process

• Workpiece setup and alignment

• RPM (Spindle Speed) calculation

• Feed Rate calculation

• Cutting parameters and tool selection

Precision Measurement

• Vernier Caliper operation

• Micrometer operation

• Dimensional inspection techniques

Practical Machining Operations

• Straight Turning

• Facing

• Shoulder Turning

• Drilling on a Lathe

• Boring Operations

• Chamfering

• Grooving

• Thread Cutting

• Parting-Off

Maintenance and Safety

• Basic lathe maintenance

• Daily inspection procedures

• Safe machine operation practices

Day 1: Fundamentals and Machine Setup

Morning Session

• Introduction to lathe machining principles

• Lathe machine structure and components

• Workpiece materials and cutting tool selection

• Safety procedures and machine operation guidelines

Afternoon Session

• Lathe machine setup

• Workholding and chucking techniques

• Facing and straight turning techniques

• Practical exercises on real workpieces

Day 2: Advanced Techniques and Practical Training

Morning Session

• Thread cutting fundamentals

• Tool setup for threading operations

• Drilling and boring operations

• Chamfering and grooving techniques

Afternoon Session

• Practical machining project based on engineering drawings

• Inspection and quality control of machined parts

• Improvement of machining techniques

• Course review and Q&A session

Target Participants

This course is suitable for:

• Beginners with no machining experience

• Maintenance technicians

• Factory technicians

• Vocational and technical college students

• Entrepreneurs wishing to manufacture their own components

• Individuals seeking career development in machining and manufacturing industries

Participants Will Receive

• Comprehensive training materials

• Hands-on machining experience on industrial equipment

• A stainless steel pen manufactured during practical training, which participants can take home as a souvenir and functional product

• Certificate of Completion

Training Objectives

After completing this course, participants will be able to set up a lathe machine, select cutting tools, control machining processes, and manufacture precision parts according to engineering drawings efficiently and safely.

The course focuses on real-world industrial applications through intensive hands-on practice using actual lathe machines and real workpieces, enabling participants to immediately apply their skills in manufacturing plants, maintenance workshops, and mechanical engineering environments.

Learn by Doing. Practice on Real Machines. Produce Real Parts. Build Real Skills.