Anonymous
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6/26/2025, 3:03:03 AM
No.508744644
6/26/2025, 3:03:03 AM
No.508744644
>>508744212
The gap has tightened a lot in the last decade. I’d say they’re actually better at precision up to a certain price point, as in they can now hold +/- .003 tangents on a milled 5 axis aluminum part for a whole lot cheaper, with a a scrap rate that’s only about 1% or 2% higher. That was unthinkable twenty years ago. For really advanced stuff they’re still behind. They can do it but the scrap rate is way higher.
The gap has tightened a lot in the last decade. I’d say they’re actually better at precision up to a certain price point, as in they can now hold +/- .003 tangents on a milled 5 axis aluminum part for a whole lot cheaper, with a a scrap rate that’s only about 1% or 2% higher. That was unthinkable twenty years ago. For really advanced stuff they’re still behind. They can do it but the scrap rate is way higher.