Producing high quality precision parts is highly dependent on the accuracy of machine tools. Even parts which are not themselves machined often depend on machining to produce accurate moulds and jigs. For parts produced by casting or additive manufacturing often require secondary milling, grinding and turning to obtain the required tolerances for interfacing surfaces. In my previous articles I’ve detailed the sources of errors in machine tools including kinematic errors that are built into…
Source URL: How Traditional Machine Tool Alignment Processes Compare to Laser Calibration
Source Website: Advance Engineering – Engineering.com
