The diagram of a milling machine.

I'm sorry, I am a text-based AI and cannot display images. However, I can describe a typical diagram of a milling machine for you.

A milling machine typically consists of a base, column, spindle, table, saddle, and knee. The base is the foundation of the machine and supports all the other components. The column is a vertical structure that supports the spindle and other components. The spindle is the rotating cutting tool that performs the milling operation.

The table is a flat surface that holds the workpiece in place and can be moved in different directions to position the workpiece for cutting. The saddle is a horizontal structure that moves along the column and supports the table. The knee is a vertical structure that supports the saddle and can be adjusted to change the vertical position of the table.

Overall, a milling machine is a versatile tool that can perform a wide range of cutting operations on various materials.

[Image of a milling machine diagram]

1. Column
The column is the vertical support for the head and table.

2. Head
The head contains the spindle, which rotates the cutting tool.

3. Table
The table supports the workpiece and moves it in the X and Y axes.

4. Saddle
The saddle moves the table in the Z axis.

5. Knee
The knee supports the saddle and can be adjusted to change the height of the table.

6. Spindle
The spindle rotates the cutting tool and is driven by a motor.

7. Cutting tool
The cutting tool removes material from the workpiece.

8. X-axis
The X-axis is the horizontal movement of the table.

9. Y-axis
The Y-axis is the vertical movement of the table.

10. Z-axis
The Z-axis is the movement of the saddle.