Copper and brass component machining work involves using subtractive manufacturing processes to precisely shape raw metal stock into finished parts for various applications, leveraging brass's machinability, corrosion resistance, and wear properties, and copper's superior electrical and thermal conductivity. Common techniques include turning, milling, and drilling on CNC machines, which use computerized controls to remove material with high accuracy and repeatability, producing components for industries like plumbing, electronics, automotive, and medical
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