Creating a flawless part with accurate measurements requires thoughtful planning, skilled engineering, and dedicated craftsmanship. This blog article outlines each stage of the process, from the initial idea to the thorough final inspection.
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Creating a flawless part with accurate measurements requires thoughtful planning, skilled engineering, and dedicated craftsmanship. This blog article outlines each stage of the process, from the initial idea to the thorough final inspection.
If you’ve ever marveled at the precision of an airplane engine, the smooth glide of a medical device, or the intricate parts inside your car, you’ve already seen the handiwork of machinists. Machining is the art and science of shaping raw materials, often metal or plastic into precise components that power our modern world.
The CNC Machining industry has many specialized terms for tooling, machines, and other technology. Here is our list of things to know about machining with CNC equipment.
Blueprint Reading - The term blueprint reading means that someone interprets ideas that are on a drawing or print.
CAD/CAM Software – CAD is the acronym for Computer Aided Design. CAM is the acronym for Computer Aided Manufacturing. They are computer software that are used in the manufacturing industry.
Caliper – A measuring tool that is used to measure internal and/ or external dimensions on machined parts.