CNC milling is a process that removes excess material from raw materials (such as metal or plastic) using a cutting tool attached to a rotating spindle. This process is widely used because once the material is fixed on the workbench, the workbench can be rotated or moved to perform cutting at multiple different angles. Generally speaking, the more axes a milling machine can handle, the more complex shapes it can produce.
The computerized nature of this process enables users to program the machine, thereby achieving the required precise cutting. Users can obtain precise shapes that meet specific needs through this process, and the computer-controlled procedure is both fast and flawless.
