In the field of machining, there are a few key terms that are often mentioned: boring, tool holder, cutting tools, milling, insert, chuck and shank. These words together constitute a rich and colorful world, showing the magic and charm of machining.

Boring is a precision machining process that can produce precise holes on the workpiece. During boring, the tool rotates within the workpiece, gradually enlarging the aperture so that it reaches the desired size and accuracy. The tool holder is the support and positioning device of the tool, which ensures that the tool maintains a stable position and attitude during the processing.

Cutting tools are at the heart of machining, and they come in a variety of shapes and sizes to suit different processing needs. Milling is another important machining method, which cuts grooves and bumps of various shapes on the surface of the workpiece by rotating tools. The blade is a key part of the cutting tool, which is directly in contact with the workpiece for cutting work.

The chuck is a device used to fix the workpiece, which fixes the workpiece to the machining position through the clamping force to ensure the stability and accuracy of the machining process. The tool handle is the part that connects the tool and the machine tool, which transmits the power and movement of the machine tool, so that the tool can be processed effectively.

In a world full of technology and innovation, these words represent more than simple tools and processes, they are the crystallization of human intelligence and creativity. The design and manufacture of every tool, every processing process, contains countless efforts and efforts.

The world of machining is constantly developing and progressing, and new technologies and materials continue to emerge, providing new opportunities and challenges for the improvement of tools and processing processes. We believe that in the days to come, the fields represented by these words will continue to create more wonders and glories.