Blogs：Design Guidelines

Grinding machining is a high‑precision abrasive‑cutting finishing method for metal components. It covers its suitable‑use scenarios, compares grinding against milling and turning, and explores common grinding variants and precision capacity.

This guide focuses on knurling, a common machining anti-slip surface treatment. It introduces three knurling patterns, contrasts form and cut knurling methods, explains TPI-based pitch selection, and lays out key DFM design rules. It also analyzes typical knurling defects, troubleshooting

Text milling delivers permanent, wear-resistant part marking superior to laser engraving, screen printing and labeling. It supports multiple processes such as V-carving, pocket milling and embossed text, with standardized font selection rules. Commonly used for serial numbers, brand logos, it

Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) achieves ultra-precise machining on hard conductive materials via a four-step electrical erosion process. This blog unpacks three mainstream EDM types—wire, sinker and hole-drilling EDM—and clarifies how it differs from standard CNC machining for project selection.

CNC machining prototypes deliver robust, dimensionally accurate parts for product development. Explore how this method stacks up against 3D printing, injection molding and sheet metal fabrication, alongside a full breakdown of the five-step CNC prototyping workflow. Find out when CNC