CNC milling parts and CNC turning parts are distinct in the manufacturing realm, each tailored to specific machining processes. CNC milling involves the removal of material from a workpiece using rotary cutters in multiple axes, allowing for the creation of intricate and three-dimensional shapes. This process is well-suited for complex components with varying geometries.

On the other hand, CNC turning focuses on the rotation of a workpiece while a cutting tool is applied to achieve precision cylindrical shapes. This method is particularly effective for creating parts with rotational symmetry, such as shafts and bushings. While both CNC milling and turning utilize Computer Numerical Control technology for automated precision, the key difference lies in their applications: milling is ideal for intricate and multi-dimensional components, while turning excels in producing cylindrical and symmetrical parts.