CNClõikus

CNClõikus is a term that refers to the process of cutting or shaping materials using a Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machine. This technology allows for precise and automated fabrication based on digital designs. CNC machines operate by following a set of instructions, known as G-code, which dictate the movement of the cutting tool. These machines are widely used in various industries, including manufacturing, woodworking, metalworking, and even in the creation of art and prototypes.

The "õikus" part of the term, likely derived from Estonian or a similar language, translates to "cut" or "cutting." Therefore, CNClõikus specifically denotes the act of cutting with a CNC system. The accuracy and repeatability offered by CNC technology make it a superior alternative to traditional manual cutting methods for many applications. It enables complex shapes and intricate details to be produced with high efficiency and minimal human intervention during the cutting phase. The digital nature of the design process allows for easy modification and replication of parts, making it a valuable tool for both small-scale production and large-scale manufacturing.