Re: CNC book recomendations.

Hello,

The Smid book is perhaps the best book out on current programming
techniques, IMO. A bit pricey, and encyclopedic (it's not an easy
read), but it IS all there, and most importantly, it DOES relate to
TODAYS cnc "de-facto" standards...

IMO,Anybody involved in cnc would do well to have this on their
bookshelf.

Hope this helps,

Ballendo


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> I need a book for someone who I would classify as an intermediate

machinist and beginner to CNC, and wants to learn more about both
subjects. Currently I am looking at " CNC programming Handbook" by
Peter Smid. Or "CNC Programming Principals and Applications" by Mike
Mattson. Anyone have opinions about either of these two books, or any
other recommendations?

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