Machining techniques and toolings.

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Machining techniques and toolings are essential for efficient planning and execution of manufacturing processes.

Machining techniques involve cutting, drilling, shaping, and finishing of materials using various tools and machines.
Toolings refer to the tools and equipment used in machining processes, such as drills, lathes, milling machines, and grinders.
Proper selection and use of machining techniques and toolings can improve productivity, quality, and cost-effectiveness of manufacturing processes.
Examples of machining techniques include turning, milling, drilling, grinding, and broaching.
Examples of toolings include cutting tools, fixtures, jigs, and dies.

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