F.A.Q

There are many forms and types of CNC machining, but the most common types are turning, milling, and drilling. Turning uses a lathe to create cylindrical shapes, milling uses a mill to create flat or curved surfaces, and drilling uses a drill press to make holes. There are many other types of CNC machining, such as grinding, sawing, and routing. Still, these are less common than the three mentioned above.

Parts made by CNC machines most likely include metal and plastic parts. CNC machining is when materials are cut into specific shapes and sizes using computer-controlled machinery. This type of manufacturing can create high volumes of uniform pieces with tight tolerances.

Several products are made with CNC, including musical instruments, car parts, and medical implants. CNC allows for exact machining and can create products with intricate details that would be difficult or impossible to create with traditional methods. Additionally, CNC requires less material than conventional methods, making it more environmentally friendly.