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Across 1. This is the mode we use to change info in a program 2. Shows movement or location of mating parts 4. We typically get certified to Level 2 7. How much does the cutter move forward each time a tooth passes 9. These are also known as manufacturing instructions 10. Two arrowheads 12. This tool makes screws 13. This lubricates our tools as they cut 14. This gives our twist drill a good starting pint 17. These allow us to use one line of code and repeat the process in several places 19. When programming a radius, this is the incremental distance from the start to the center in Y 21. They are used in Indexable tooling 24. The amount that we can be different than the ideal dimension

Down 1. These are used with dimension lines sometimes 3. The hardest alloy known; very brittle 5. This line slices the part for us so that we can get a section view 6. These are placed at 45 degree angles and can indicate material type 7. This is the letter we use for Feed rate 8. This is the normal tool we use to make holes 11. One arrowhead; points to something specific 15. This tool put threads inside a hole 16. Also known as Visible line 18. This shows features you cannot see in the current view 20. How much each tooth removes each time it cuts 22. When programming a radius, this is the incremental distance from the start to the center in X 23. Specific information pertaining to shape, form, orientation or location