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CNC Turning Parts: Design Features, Materials, and Inspection Points
CNC turning parts look simple until the drawing includes a tight bore, a long slender shaft, a thin sleeve wall,…
Phosphor Bronze vs Brass: Which Is Better for CNC Parts?
Phosphor bronze and brass are both copper alloys, but they are not interchangeable materials. Brass is usually easier to machine…
What Is Deburring in CNC Machining?
Deburring is the process of removing unwanted sharp edges, raised material, loose burrs, and small metal projections left after machining,…
Aluminum Anodizing Defects in CNC Parts: Causes, Prevention, and RFQ Notes
Aluminum anodizing defects are not always caused by the anodizing tank. Many problems begin earlier, during material selection, CNC machining,…
Tapped Hole vs Threaded Hole: What Should CNC Drawings Specify?
A threaded hole is any hole with internal threads. A tapped hole is a threaded hole made by a tapping…
18-8 vs 316 Stainless Steel: Which Is Better for CNC Parts?
If a CNC part only needs general stainless hardware performance, 18-8 stainless steel may be acceptable. If the part will…
304 vs 18-8 Stainless Steel: Are They the Same for CNC Parts?
For many general stainless steel parts, 18-8 stainless steel and 304 stainless steel may look interchangeable, but they should not…
Machining PEEK Parts: Why Tolerances Drift After CNC Machining
A PEEK part can pass inspection and still become a problem later. The bore measures correctly. The flatness looks acceptable.…
304 vs 201 Stainless Steel: Grade Substitution, PMI Checks, and CNC Machining Risks
A stainless steel part can pass machining inspection and still become a problem after delivery. The dimensions are correct. The…
