Machining method guide
CNC wood machining uses digital data to control material removal. Choose by geometry: milling for contours and holes, turning for rotational parts, carving for 3D surfaces and profiling for repeated linear sections.
| Method | Best suited to | Key input |
|---|---|---|
| CNC Routing & Milling | Contours, grooves, drilling and joinery | Dimensioned drawing and material |
| Architectural Wood Turning & Spindles | Furniture legs, balusters and rotational columns | Side profile or measurable sample |
| 3D CNC Relief Carving & Classical Sculpting | Reliefs, ornaments and variable-depth surfaces | Model/file, dimensions and depth |
| Mitered Moldings & Edge Shaping | Mouldings and repeated linear profiles | 1:1 section or intact sample |
| Kiln-Dried Hardwood & Surface Finishing | Blanks prepared for turning, milling or carving | Species, sizes, quantity and next operation |
A part may require more than one method. A rotational table leg with asymmetric ornament may be turned first and receive secondary machining. The final method depends on the file, blank and approval sample.
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Tolerance, price, schedule, stock, sample fees and warranty depend on the part, material and order scope. HTC Wood must review actual data and record these terms in the quotation or agreement.
At minimum: measurable geometry or sample, material, blank, quantity and delivery condition. Complex parts may require file review or a sample.
Quotations may differ in material, sampling, finishing, inspection, packaging and delivery. Compare the same scope and revision.
Send a drawing or sample photos, dimensions, timber, quantity and required date for review. Price, schedule, sample fees and acceptance criteria are agreed before order confirmation.