G-Series 5-Axis Universal Machining Center
G-modules are modular machining centres. They are available in three different sizes and as single-spindle or two-spindle machines.
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In this video, 'Tom's Techniques' explains and demonstrates the two types of milling while analysing the positives and negatives of each technique. Examples of what can go wrong for each are also cautioned.
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