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What is manual milling?
Manual milling is a machining process that uses manually operated milling machines to remove material from a workpiece. The operator controls the movement of the workpiece and cutting tool to achieve the desired shape and dimensions. It's commonly used for prototyping, small-scale production, and creating custom parts where high precision and automation are not required.
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Documentation
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Frontline & Manual Labor
96 Frontline & Manual Labor jobs mention manual milling
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CAD Designer
2 CAD Designer jobs mention manual milling
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Mechanical Engineer
4 Mechanical Engineer jobs mention manual milling
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Customer Support
5 Customer Support jobs mention manual milling
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