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CNC machining is a popular manufacturing process that involves the use of computer-controlled machines to create complex and precise parts from a variety of materials. However, the success of this process heavily relies on the accuracy of the initial drawing used to program the CNC machines. Traditionally, two-dimensional (2D) drawings have been used for this purpose, but in recent years, three-dimensional (3D) drawing has emerged as a superior alternative.

In the world of manufacturing, Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machining has revolutionized the way products are developed. With multi-axis CNC machines, complex geometries can be accurately machined with relative ease. However, achieving high accuracy in CNC machining is still a challenge, especially when it comes to contouring. Contouring errors can result in poor surface finish, dimensional inaccuracy, and even the failure of the component. In this article, we will review contouring-error reduction methods in multi-axis CNC machining.

CNC machines have revolutionized the manufacturing industry by providing precision, accuracy and speed in manufacturing processes. One of the key components that help control the operations of CNC machines is the M code.