Common CNC Machining Methods

1. Milling: Milling is one of the most commonly used CNC machining methods, which removes material from the workpiece using rotating cutting tools to achieve desired shapes and dimensions. Common milling techniques include face milling, end milling, and vertical milling.

2. Drilling: Drilling involves pushing rotating cutting tools into the center of the workpiece to create holes. CNC machine tools precisely control the position and size of the holes by managing the tool's movements.

3. Cutting: Cutting is a machining method that removes material from the workpiece through relative motion between the tool and the workpiece. It is suitable for processing materials such as metals and plastics, achieving high efficiency and precision.

4. Turning: Turning rotates the workpiece while the cutting tool moves linearly relative to the workpiece. It is used for shaping features such as threads and external contours, offering high precision and surface quality.

5. Laser Cutting: Laser cutting uses a high-energy laser beam to cut materials. It achieves precise dimensions and fast processing speeds, widely applied in the field of metal fabrication.

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