A conventional milling machine is a highly versatile workhorse for machine shop job works, especially for short-run production, repair work, prototyping, and heavy material removal.
Conventional Milling
+ Free ShippingMain Parts of a Conventional Milling Machine
- Base: Supports the whole machine and holds cutting fluid.
- Column: The main vertical body that houses the drive motor and gears.
- Knee: A sliding casting that moves up and down on the column to adjust cutting height.
- Table: The flat surface where you mount your workpiece or vise.
- Spindle: The rotating shaft that holds and spins the cutting tool.





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