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  CNC machining refers to the technological advancement which involves the use of computer numerical control (CNC) technology. Basically CNC refers to 'computer numerical control' and the phrase CNC machined means 'by using computer numerical control'. But what exactly is CNC machining ? And what's a CNC machine really? CNC machining differs from traditional milling and other similar machining processes in that it employs a computer-controlled system to control the operation of CNC machines rather than a human operator directly. CNC machines are typically made up of a series of computer numerically controlled (CNC) machine tools which are manipulated by a computer in order to move them around the workpiece on a particular axis. The most popular axis of CNC machines is the X and Y axes, where CNC machines are primarily used to cut, drill, etch, drill-press, etc. However, CNC machines can also operate in the 'z' axis. This means that they are also capable of m...

  CNC machining refers to computer numerical controlled machining. It is an extremely efficient production process in which computer-controlled machinery and tools are pre-programmed to move in response to certain specific data that are fed into the systems. This enables the operator to program milling parameters and speeds and set up operations such as turning, grinding, drilling, etc. CNC milling can be used for a variety of purposes including building large items out of wood, metal, plastic, ceramic, etc., and for many other purposes as well. Many types of CNC machines are available for use in different applications, including lathe, sheet, plate, drill press, milling machines, and CNC machinery. CNC machining involves the use of computer numerical controlled or CNC machines in order to design, build and install components. The CNC milling machines available today can perform a wide range of functions, depending upon the type of machine parts that will be produced. Some types o...