Uneven texture is a surface defect caused by unreasonable tool path planning or fluctuations in cutting parameters during CNC machining. It manifests as cutting marks or ripples of varying depths on the surface.
Uneven texture is a surface defect caused by unreasonable tool path planning or fluctuations in cutting parameters during CNC machining. It manifests as cutting marks or ripples of varying depths on the surface.
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