CNC machining plant milling machine selects cutting tools operated by CNC system to remove material from the workpiece. Design drawings work with computer-aided manufacturing software to machine the workpiece. The result of the machining process is a specific part or commodity that is specifically built using computer CAD. The machine tool machinist uses various axes for precision pin machining according to the complexity of the raw material and the machined part, and adjusts the cutting speed and line tool rate to achieve better results. The basic way of CNC lathe is a machine tool with 2 axes, vertical X-axis and level Z-axis. The key difference between a lathe and a milling machine is that the part rotates around the machine axis. In addition, the cutting tool is generally fixed and mounted in a rolling turret. The cutting tool follows the contours of the programmed tool path. Many contemporary CNC lathes are not only turning centers; non-standard rotary machining is based on simple milling accessories, known as power tools, where the milling tool has its own motor and rotates while the spindle is stationary. More complex designs include eccentric milling, dual spindles, dual turrets, part transfer and other efficiency enhancing features.
