Multi-axis machining allows controlled access to different areas of a jewelry component, reducing manual repositioning and supporting repeatable engraving, drilling, diamond cutting and other precision operations.
Axes are only part of the system
Geometry access
Coordinated linear and rotary axes allow the tool to work on curved, angled or irregular surfaces and around rotational components.
Process control
Workholding, probing, spindle, tools, machine rigidity and validated parameters influence accuracy and surface quality.
Software workflow
CAD/CAM preparation and machine control determine how a design becomes a safe, repeatable machining sequence.
FARO F35 Gold: officially a compact 7-axis CNC
The current official FARO Jewelry page describes the F35 Gold as a compact 7-axis CNC solution for rings, bangles and fine jewelry. It supports engraving, diamond cutting, drilling and stone pre-setting, including work on oval and irregular geometries. Dedicated options include surface probing, a diamond head, microscope and decorative hammer tool.
Verify the current F35 Gold description and options directly on FAROCNC.com.
Official FARO applications
A reliable evaluation sequence
- Define the part, dimensions, material and desired finish.
- List each machining orientation and required operation.
- Prepare representative drawings and production expectations.
- Test fixture, toolpath and repeatability during a demonstration.
- Plan operator training around real parts rather than generic exercises.