Tool Setting and Trial Cutting:

Clamping and Tool Setting: Clamp the first workpiece. Manually move the tool near the workpiece, then lightly touch the end face and outer circumference of the workpiece using manual or handwheel operation to complete the Z-axis and X-axis tool setting.

Trial cutting: Set the feed rate to the minimum and run the program for single-piece trial cutting

The core objective of rough turning

During the rough turning stage, the primary goal is to achieve high productivity and metal removal rate. To this end, the process typically employs a powerful cutting strategy with large depth of cut and feed rate. Although this may compromise surface finish to some extent, it enables rapid machining of the blank to near-final dimensions and shape.



CNC lathe precision machining

CNC lathe precision machining is a key process that determines the final dimensional accuracy and surface smoothness of parts. It is usually used as the last cutting process, carried out on the basis of rough machining, with the core goal of "ensuring quality".

The key to achieving high-quality precision machining lies in precise control of the cutting tools, cutting parameters, fixture clamping, and machining routes.