CNClõikamist

CNClõikamist refers to the process of cutting materials using a Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machine. This technology utilizes a pre-programmed computer code to control the movement of cutting tools and the material itself. The "lõikamist" part of the term is Estonian for "cutting." Therefore, CNClõikamist is essentially the Estonian equivalent of CNC cutting.

CNC machines are highly precise and capable of intricate designs and repeatable cuts. The process begins with a digital design file, often created using CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software. This design is then translated into G-code, a language that instructs the CNC machine on how to move its axes, control the speed of the cutting tool, and perform the cutting operation.

A wide variety of materials can be processed using CNClõikamist, including wood, plastics, metals, foam, and composites. The specific type of cutting tool used depends on the material and the desired outcome, with options such as routers, lasers, plasma torches, and water jets being common. This versatility makes CNClõikamist a valuable technique in many industries, from manufacturing and prototyping to signage, art, and furniture making. The automation and precision offered by CNC technology ensure high-quality results and efficient production.