Turner or Machinist
Turner or Machinist
(OP)
What is (if any) the difference between a turner and a machinist, the term machinist seems to be more frequently sed these days over a trner ... would like to hear members views on this
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RE: Turner or Machinist
B.E.
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RE: Turner or Machinist
I have heard "machinist" used to describe people who operate many other machines as well, but especially CNC operated machines.
Adriaan.
I am a Mechatronics Engineer from South Africa.
www.martin-electronics.co.za
RE: Turner or Machinist
These definitions are tending to blur,with the advent of multi capability machines. They are just called machine operators.
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