This CNC machine features a **38.58-inch swing** and a **machining length of 236.22 inches**, enabling it to handle large and long workpieces with high precision. The machine operates under full **CNC control**, allowing for automated, computer-guided machining processes, which ensures consistent accuracy and repeatability. Typically, such machines are equipped with a rigid frame to maintain structural stability during cutting, minimizing vibrations and thermal distortions. The CNC control precisely manages spindle speed, feed rates, and tool positioning across multiple axes—commonly three or more—to execute complex cuts, boring, and turning operations with micron-level precision. The control system supports optimized cutting parameters tailored to the material type, for example, adjusting spindle speeds between approximately 1,500 to over 20,000 RPM depending on tooling and workpiece requirements. Advanced CNC features such as thermal compensation, vibration damping, and adaptive feed control enhance machining quality and tool life. The extended machining length allows for processing elongated components in a single setup, reducing repositioning errors. This setup is ideal for manufacturing large cylindrical parts such as shafts or rollers, combining the versatility of CNC programming with the capacity for handling sizable workpieces. Typical machining tolerances can be within ±0.001 inches or better, depending on tooling and process control, enabling production of high-precision components for aerospace, automotive, and heavy machinery applications. The CNC control also facilitates automated tool changes and real-time monitoring to optimize throughput and reduce downtime.