Fine machining
Designers use UG software to create 3D models of products, and then program the product dimensions based on the tolerance requirements of the product's process drawings. The program is then converted into CNC compatible numerical control code (such as G code). These codes guide the machine tool to execute precise cutting paths, feed rates, and tool motion trajectories. According to the material, shape, and processing requirements of the parts, select a suitable CNC machine, install and calibrate the cutting tools, and finally install the fixtures to ensure that the workpiece is fixed and stable to prevent offset during the processing. Once all the preparation work is completed, the CNC machine can execute the machining task according to the preset CNC program. The machining process is fully automated, and the tool cuts the material according to the set trajectory until the part is formed.