Is it really possible with machining? The reality of selection changes with drawings and processing equipment.
Processing that can be done with 3 axes, and processing that is difficult without 5 axes. Recognizing that difference requires "understanding of the equipment" and "the eyes of the site."
Have you ever looked at a drawing and thought, "Can't this be processed with machining?" In reality, if you make a mistake in selecting the processing machine, it can have a significant impact on cost and delivery time. In this blog, we will focus on the differences between 3-axis and 5-axis machining centers and discuss the "key points for determining processing methods." For example, consider a shape like a "round groove" on the outer circumference—at first glance, it may seem like machining could handle it, but the "φ" symbol on the drawing indicates dimensions based on lathe processing. It requires the ability to correctly assess the compatibility between the equipment and the shape. How to interpret the constraints of the site that are not visible in the design and the strengths and weaknesses of the machines—this is the first step toward making accurate processing proposals. Understanding the equipment and collaborating with the processing site helps prevent things from going "off the drawing." This content is something we would like not only young professionals but also those in design and technical departments to read! *Such responses are just a small part of the efforts that Bandai engages in daily. Please take a look at the value we can provide to our customers.
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