
How a CNC System Controls Machine Motion
Follow a CNC move from program coordinates to axis motion, and understand how interpolation, drives and position feedback affect the machining result.


Follow a CNC move from program coordinates to axis motion, and understand how interpolation, drives and position feedback affect the machining result.

Compare how thread turning, tapping and thread milling work, then see how setup, blind-hole clearance and size control change the choice for three example parts.

See how 3+2 positioning differs from simultaneous five-axis cutting, why tool orientation matters, and how one part can combine both strategies.

Compare three-, four- and five-axis milling through tool approach, rotary motion and concrete part examples, including the access limits that extra axes cannot remove.

Compare manual and CNC milling for simple cuts, curved profiles and repeat orders, with a worked setup-time example and practical accuracy checks.

Compare vertical and horizontal milling through spindle direction, workholding, chip removal and batch size, with plate and multi-face block examples.
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