An engineering drawing is more than a picture of a component. It is the technical reference used to communicate what needs to be manufactured, which dimensions are important, what material is required and which characteristics need to be controlled. For precision metal components, a clear drawing can make the difference between producing a part
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CNC turning and CNC milling are two widely used machining processes for producing accurate metal components. Although both use computer-controlled machines and cutting tools, they remove material in different ways and are suited to different component geometries. Choosing between the two is not simply a matter of selecting the newer or more
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Precision engineering is the discipline of designing and manufacturing components to controlled dimensions, tolerances and functional requirements. It becomes important when a small dimensional variation can affect assembly, movement, electrical contact, alignment or the performance of the finished equipment. Unlike general fabrication,
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