01 / THE BUYING QUESTION
How will the turned locating diameter and seating face define the slot after milling?
02 / READ THE GEOMETRY
Features to define on your drawing.
Turned locating features
Identify the diameter that locates the part and the face that sets its axial position. Separate these functional references from surfaces that provide clearance; do not infer a datum system from the photograph.
Slot position and orientation
Dimension the slot width, depth and orientation from the required references. If angular orientation matters, show the feature that defines it; a cylindrical diameter alone does not identify an angular position.
Intersections and functional edges
Mark edges where the slot meets the cylinder or end face. State where an edge break is required and where the mating function needs a defined corner. Keep burr and cleanliness requirements tied to those features.
FROM GEOMETRY TO THE WORKSHOP
See the manufacturing context.
Explore a Chengshuo workshop scene alongside the features in this product study. This is general process footage, not footage of the reference part or its inspection results.
Milling, workholding and tool access
Machine-interior views show the spindle, cutting tool and held components.
How will tool access, clamping references and secondary features be defined?
Pocketed positioning blocksReview my part with this process ONE PART. THREE BUYING DECISIONS.
What matters
to your team?
Define the functional interfaces.
Define the slot’s function and its references before selecting the machining route. Separate component geometry from the performance of a completed valve.
Discuss your engineering requirementsMake the quotation comparable.
Compare the same turning, milling, edge treatment and reporting scope. Confirm the current revision and any separately supplied mating sample.
Discuss your purchasing requirementsAgree the acceptance evidence.
Use one feature map across turning and milling. General workshop measurements and company certificates do not establish results for this CS2024050 reference.
Discuss your quality requirements03 / A PART-SPECIFIC REVIEW
From geometry to an agreed machining brief.
01Connect the component to the mechanism
Provide the current drawing and revision, mating geometry and installed view. Explain which slot faces make contact and whether the part’s angular position is controlled in the assembly.
02Define the turning-to-milling handover
Discuss which turned diameter and face locate the part during milling and how the drawing relationships will be checked afterwards. Confirm the stainless grade for your component; the source’s general 304/316 examples do not establish this photographed part’s grade.
03Agree sample checks and system responsibility
Specify records for the locating diameter, seating face, slot and edge condition using the same drawing references. Any assembled-valve pressure, flow or leakage test needs its own method, criteria and responsible party.
04 / BEFORE SAMPLE APPROVAL
Agree the records before the sample.
A drawing-linked check of the locating diameter and seating face in the agreed delivered condition.- Slot width, depth and required orientation checked from the same stated references.
- Required edges and cleanliness reviewed; no pressure, leakage or measured inspection result is claimed for the photographed parts.
INSPECTION PLANNING WORKSHEET
Carry one set of references from turning into the slot.
Review the relationship between the turned body and the milled feature as one requirement, including the edges where the operations meet.
Planning worksheet · not a measured report01Locating body
What to define
Identify the diameter and seating face used to locate the component.
Record to agree
Body dimensions and their common sample and drawing references.
02Slot geometry
What to define
Define the slot width, depth and functional contact regions.
Record to agree
Characteristic-level results against the agreed drawing limits.
03Slot relationship
What to define
Specify how the slot is positioned and oriented to the turned references.
Record to agree
The required relationship check and the measuring setup.
04Intersecting edges
What to define
Define edge treatment and any cleaning requirement at slot intersections.
Record to agree
Agreed edge or cleanliness records, with method and acceptance scope.
CARRY APPROVAL INTO THE ORDER
- 01
Protect functional edges
Agree packing around the slot and locating body to avoid contact damage.
- 02
Keep one release
Link turning, milling and edge requirements to one controlled revision.
- 03
Review scope changes
Confirm any change to material, finishing or required system testing before release.
Measurement methods, acceptance limits and included records are agreed against your drawing before sampling.
Published photographs: source and limits
The original company photographs are mapped to Chengshuo’s CS2024050 product page and retain Chengshuo/Corlee marks. The product-specific source identifies stainless steel, then CNC lathe turning followed by CNC milling. Both published image assets show the same slotted-part series; they are not separate customer deliveries or independent inspection records.
The source does not establish a 304/316 grade, measured slot tolerance, surface roughness, pressure rating, leakage result or customer acceptance for these photographed parts. The example is a machined component reference, not a complete valve or a production test report.
Original Chengshuo product page
