5-axis milling is a sophisticated CNC machining method used in crafting complex parts. Unlike conventional 3-axis Milling,

 which operates solely along three linear axes (X, Y, and Z), 5-axis Milling integrates two additional rotary axes, 

thereby enhancing flexibility in tool movement. This expanded range of motion empowers the cutting tool to approach

 the workpiece from varied angles, facilitating the fabrication of intricate shapes and contours that would pose challenges or prove unachievable with fewer axes.

5-Axis Milling pertains to workpiece setup and fixturing. Securing the workpiece adequately is paramount to ensuring stability throughout 

the machining process and mitigating vibrations or deflections that could compromise accuracy. Specialized fixtures and clamping systems are frequently

 employed to firmly hold the part in place while facilitating access to multiple facets for machining.