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Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) A Machining Application By: Jalal Hassan Hama Abstract: The aim of this report is to determine optimum machining conditions, though the introduction of the computer programs that aid manufacturing and machining, operations sequences and tool magazine arrangements to manufacture a batch of parts by a CNC machine on a minimum cost basis. The processes of the machining operations, the cutting speed and the feed rate will remain variable decision to each machining operation to choose and setup the candidate tools from a white range available tool of limited quantities. The design and the management of flexible manufacturing systems that can manage the low or high productivity are crucial and important issues. Integrated of many optimized iterative processes of plan and control of a multi-stage and multi-cellular flexible manufacturing system, based on simulation tools cycle time, has been developed and is illustrated. There are several calculation illustrated to find the best operation management method, these methods consider only the contribution of machining time and tooling cycle time and the labouring costs and the time and number of machines are appreciated to reduce the total cost of the production. 1. Introduction: Computer aided machining is the use of computer, based on software tools that assist engineers and machinists in manufacturing or prototyping product components and tooling, in purpose to create a faster production process and tooling with more precise dimensions and material consistency. Computer aided machining can programming the tools in a way that create possibility to manufacture physical models to be able to use computer aided design (CAD) programs with computer aided manufacturing (CAM), creates real life versions of components designed within a software package. CAM has been considered as a numerical