TURNMATE / CNC TURNING GUIDES
CNC turning guides and program review
Read by task: cycle review, spindle modes, or the limits of static checking. These guides use manufacturer material as references; your machine-specific manual remains authoritative.

TECHNICAL GUIDE · Updated 2026-10-28
A manual-based reading guide to the G71 roughing cycle for FANUC Series 0i-TC/0i-TF references. Review assumptions and profile checks; no executable machining program is provided.
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TECHNICAL GUIDE · Updated 2026-10-28
Compare the roles of G71 stock removal and G70 finishing, their process relationship, and review points. Controller formats must be verified in the matching manual.
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TECHNICAL GUIDE · Updated 2026-10-28
Understand the conceptual difference between constant surface speed and fixed spindle RPM, plus diameter, speed-limit, and controller-manual checks.
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TECHNICAL GUIDE · Updated 2026-10-28
Understand why CNC lathe G76 threading-cycle formats and address meanings vary, and what to verify before a controller-side review. No executable program is provided.
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TECHNICAL GUIDE · Updated 2026-10-28
A functional index for CNC lathe motion, coordinates, spindle, feed, tooling, and cycles, with controller-specific review guidance.
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TECHNICAL GUIDE · Updated 2026-10-28
Understand the relationship between cutting speed, diameter, spindle RPM, and feed using CNC turning calculators; parameter selection still requires tool-maker data.
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TECHNICAL GUIDE · Updated 2026-10-28
Review entity types, units, continuity, coordinates, and conversion limits when preparing a CNC turning profile from DXF; geometry alone does not define a machining program.
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TECHNICAL GUIDE · Updated 2026-10-28
Review profiles, cutting and rapid moves, workholding boundaries, and validation levels while distinguishing 2D previews from machine simulation.
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TECHNICAL GUIDE · Updated 2026-10-28
Learn the difference between static CNC lathe G-code checks, a 2D toolpath view, controller simulation, and machine-side verification.
Read guide ↗These guides explain review concepts and do not publish machine-ready CNC programs. Verify syntax, parameters, and safety limits against the manual for the exact controller and machine-builder configuration.