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1. CNC turning is a highly precise and efficient subtractive machining process that works on the principle of the lathe machine. It involves placing the cutting tool against a turning workpiece to remove materials and give the desired shape. The turning center or lathe stays secured while the raw material rotates at high speed.Process Overview:

   • In CNC turning, a rotating workpiece (usually cylindrical or oblong-shaped) is held in a chuck or collet.
   • Cutting tools, guided by a computer numerical control (CNC) system, remove material from the workpiece to create the desired shape.
   • The cutting tools move along multiple axes, performing operations such as turning, facing, threading, and grooving 12.

2. How It Works:

   • The raw material (workpiece) rotates at high speed while the turning center or lathe remains secured.
   • A single-point cutting tool engages with the rotating workpiece to shape it.
   • Computer programs control the turning center or lathe, ensuring the production of meticulously precise components 1.

3. Distinguishing Features:

   • CNC turning differs from processes like CNC milling. While CNC milling secures the workpiece to a bed and uses a spinning tool to cut the material, CNC turning rotates the workpiece while the cutting tool remains static

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