Basic Introductory Operations
With systematic training, a complete beginner can master fundamental operations-such as powering the machine on/off, tool setting, and machining simple, regular parts-within 1 to 3 months, enabling them to produce basic shaft and sleeve components.
Independent, Proficient Operation
After 3 to 6 months of systematic study or factory-based apprenticeship, one can interpret technical drawings, perform basic programming, and independently produce parts that meet quality standards, thereby qualifying for standard operational roles.
Mastering Advanced Skills
Acquiring core capabilities-such as machining complex parts, optimizing processes, and multi-axis programming-to become a key technical specialist requires 1 to 2 years (or longer) of accumulated practical experience.
