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What is 5-Axis CNC Routing — and Why Does It Matter?

• 5-Axis Means 5 Directions of Movement

  
  

  Unlike traditional 3-axis machines (which move along X, Y, and Z), a 5-axis CNC router also rotates on two additional axes — typically A (tilt) and B or C (rotation).

  
  

  ➤ Why it matters: This allows the cutting tool to approach the workpiece from virtually any angle.

• More Complex Parts, Fewer Setups

  
  

  5-axis routing lets you machine multiple sides or complex curves of a part in one setup.

  
  

  ➤ Why it matters: Reduces time, increases accuracy, and eliminates the need for manual repositioning.

• Perfect for 3D Shapes and Organic Designs

It can handle sculpted surfaces, undercuts, cavities, and flowing geometries that are impossible on standard routers.

➤ Why it matters: Ideal for aerospace, mold making, custom cabinetry, art, and advanced prototyping.

• Smoother Finishes and Cleaner Cuts

  
  

Because the tool can maintain optimal cutting angles throughout the process, it reduces chatter and improves surface quality

.➤ Why it matters: Less post-processing, better fit and finish, and less wear on your tools.

• Greater Efficiency with Advanced Toolpaths

  
  

  5-axis machines use synchronized, simultaneous movement that minimizes repositioning and boosts material removal rates.

  
  

  ➤ Why it matters: Get jobs done faster, with more consistency and less waste.

• Supports RTCP (Rotational Tool Center Point)

  
  

  Phantom’s 5-axis system features RTCP technology, ensuring the tool tip remains on the correct cutting path even as the rotary axes move.

  
  

  ➤ Why it matters: Precision control for complex geometries and smoother transitions between tool movements.

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