What is CNC Boring and How Does It Differ from CNC Drilling?

CNC Boring is a precision machining process used to enlarge and refine existing holes in a workpiece. Unlike CNC drilling, which creates holes from scratch, CNC Boring typically works with pre-existing holes to achieve a specific diameter, depth, and finish. The CNC Boring process involves a rotating cutting tool that removes material to achieve the desired hole size and tolerance, making it ideal for applications requiring high accuracy and smooth surfaces.

On the other hand, CNC drilling is used to create holes from the beginning, with a focus on breaking through material rather than refining it. Drilling is usually the first step in creating a hole, while boring is used to refine that hole to exact specifications.

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