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Machining precision requirements vary significantly between structural and decorative components. This article explains how functional performance and visual acceptance demand different precision strategies, and why applying the wrong machining logic can increase cost, risk, and manufacturing instability in die casting projects.

Cheap CNC machining may reduce unit price, but it often increases total project cost. This article explains how low-cost machining shifts expenses to rework, scrap, delays, and coordination failures, and why OEMs should evaluate CNC partners based on system stability rather than price alone.