Polygon turning is the process of machining a workpiece, typically made of metal, into a polygonal shape using a lathe or turning machine. The process involves the removal of material from the workpiece, which is rotated against a cutting tool to create a series of flat surfaces that form the sides of the polygon.

The number of sides on the polygon will depend on the number of cuts made by the cutting tool. For example, a six-sided polygon will require six cuts, while an eight-sided polygon will require eight cuts. The cuts will be made at equal intervals around the circumference of the workpiece to ensure that the sides of the polygon are uniform in shape and size.

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