This article examines soft and hard jaws in machining, detailing their effects on part distortion and surface quality. It offers practical insights for engineers, supported by research, to optimize clamping for better outcomes.
I. IntroductionPrecision machining is a manufacturing process that involves the removal of material from a workpiece to achieve specific dimensions and tolerances. This process is crucial in producing small metal parts that are used across various industries, including aerospace, medical, automotiv
