CMM PROGRAMMING · PC-DMIS
I program CMMs for aerospace and medical-device inspection. These are the references and checklists I actually use — written for working programmers, not as a menu tour of the software.
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Three ways to get it: the concepts, the process, or both — bundled and discounted.
Both guides together at a discount — the concepts and the process in one download.
View the bundle →Feature logic, vector direction, alignment sequencing, and GD&T structuring — the concepts that cause the most rework on the floor.
View the reference guide →An interactive 65-step, 16-phase order of operations — from naming the program to closing the tolerance.
View the checklist →ABOUT
I kept re-explaining the same handful of things — why a vector flipped, why an alignment doesn't hold — to whoever was newest on the floor. Writing it down once seemed more useful than doing it from memory every time.
No fluff, no menu screenshots. Just the logic underneath the software, from someone who runs it daily.
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