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A 5-axis CNC machine is an advanced tool designed for manipulating workpieces from diverse angles and orientations, enabling machining operations in five axes: X, Y, Z, and two rotational axes. This extended range of motion empowers it to execute precise cuts from multiple perspectives, enhancing its versatility and capabilities. Unlike conventional 3-axis or 4-axis machines that primarily move along linear axes, a 5-axis CNC machine incorporates rotational movement into the cutting tool. The additional rotary axes, typically A and B axes, allow the cutting tool to tilt and swivel, seamlessly accessing different sides of the workpiece. This dynamic maneuverability enables the cutting tool to approach the workpiece from various directions, augmenting its flexibility and precision.
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