CNC machining involves the machining of metals, plastics, and other materials. Although nearly every type of material can be machined, most engineering applications focus on metals and plastics. CNC machines can change the properties of machined parts by applying surface finishes. These treatments can change the surface roughness, hardness, and chemical resistance. CNC machining uses a computer-controlled machine to cut and shape metal parts to a specific, accurate dimension. During the machining process, the machine moves along the X and Y axes and positions the tools using stepper or servo motors. The tools are positioned by a software-generated G-code. The control process is either closed or open-loop. Closed-loop control is best for industrial applications, where there is a high need for accuracy and consistency. Both methods require the use of computer-aided design (CAD) software to establish dimensions and convert them into finished product. CNC machining has several ...
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