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Numerical Control (CNC) machining and traditional mechanical machining are two different machining methods, and there are some differences between them:

1. Operation method: Traditional mechanical machining requires operators to manually operate the machine tool for processing, while CNC machining controls the machine tool movement through pre programmed instructions.

2. Accuracy and repeatability: Numerical control machining can achieve higher accuracy and repeatability because it is computer-controlled and can quickly and accurately execute instructions.

3. Processing efficiency: CNC machining is usually more efficient than traditional mechanical machining because it can control multiple axis movements simultaneously and automatically replace tools and workpieces, reducing operator waiting time.

4. Flexibility: CNC machining can produce parts of various shapes and sizes according to pre programmed instructions, while traditional mechanical machining requires manual adjustment of the machine tool to adapt to different work requirements.

5. Technical requirements: CNC machining requires operators to have programming and machine tool operation skills, while traditional mechanical machining relies more on operators' experience and skills.

Overall, CNC machining has higher precision, repeatability, and efficiency compared to traditional mechanical machining, and has greater flexibility and automation. However, it also requires higher technical requirements and equipment costs. Therefore, when choosing a processing method, it is necessary to weigh specific requirements and economic conditions.