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"Metal Cutting" as a book category covers the theory, practice, tools and technology of removing material from metal workpieces to create parts and components. It includes fundamental machining principles (chip formation, cutting forces, tool wear), conventional processes (turning, milling, drilling, sawing, grinding), non‑conventional methods (EDM, laser/plasma cutting), tooling and fixture design, cutting fluids, surface finish and tolerances, machine tool selection and CAM/CNC programming, plus materials behavior and tribology. Books in this category range from introductory textbooks for students and apprentices to detailed handbooks for manufacturing engineers and practical guides for machinists and hobbyists, often with case studies from industries such as automotive, aerospace and tooling. Emphasis is typically on optimizing productivity, part accuracy, tool life and safety, while addressing recent advances in automation, high‑speed machining and hybrid manufacturing.

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