What Is Custom Machining? Are you wondering how tailored parts are made? Custom machining is the process of creating precision custom parts designed specifically to meet unique requirements. Unlike standard off-the-shelf components, custom machining produces bespoke machined components that fit your exact specifications. How Custom Machining Differs from Standard and...
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Why Your CNC Quote Is Higher Than Others Check These 5 Overdesign Points
Discover why your CNC part quote might be higher than others and learn five common overdesign mistakes to optimize costs without sacrificing quality.
High-Precision PTFE Machined Parts for Chemical and Industrial Applications
Discover high-precision PTFE machined parts for demanding applications including seals, insulators, and bearings with customizable solutions from trusted CNC experts.
Why do machinists hate CNC machining deep, narrow slots so much?
If you’ve ever tried to cut a deep, narrow slot on a CNC machine, you know it’s not as simple as it looks. These high aspect ratio features—where the depth exceeds the width—are some of the most challenging operations in machining. Why do CNC machinists hate tackling them? Because they...
5 Practical Design Tips for Reducing CNC Machining Costs
Designing for CNC machining often feels like a balancing act between intent and reality. Since 2004, I’ve seen countless CAD models that look perfect on a screen but result in eye-watering quotes because of simple geometry choices. At MS Machining, we live by a simple rule: Precision is our business,...
Why Some Factories Can Do CNC Turning But Not 5-Axis Milling
Understanding the Core Differences Between CNC Turning and 5-Axis Simultaneous Milling CNC turning and 5-axis simultaneous milling are both essential machining processes, but they serve different purposes and have distinct capabilities. CNC Turning: Basic Rotational Machining for Cylindrical Parts Primarily designed for cylindrical and rotational parts. Uses a rotating workpiece and...