323 Flashcards

1
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straight turning is performed by the machining a workpiece to the same diameter along the

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entire length of the workpiece

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2
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a groove or undercut at the diameter change to ensure grinding up to the square face of a large diameter is a

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relief notch

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3
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the most common method for turning tapers larger than 3in./ft is the ___ method

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compound rest

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4
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when facing a workpiece that is short you should mount it

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any of the above

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5
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when facing work between centers use a half center in order to

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provide clearance for the cutting tool

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6
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to make sure that bored and counterbored holes are concentric

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always use the same lathe setup for both

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7
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bore large and irregularly shaped workpieces in a

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horizontal boring mill

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8
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which of the following methods can be used for boring tapers

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compound rest method

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9
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the most accurate method for boring tapers on a lathe is the

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taper attachment method

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10
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the shape of screw threads cut on a lathe os determined by the

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profile of the cutting tool tip

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11
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the most common way to drill in a lathe is to mount the drill

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in the tailstock quill

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12
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when drilling long holes or working with bulky or cumbersome workpieces you should mount the drill

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in the headstock

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13
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the most accurate way to drill in a lathe is

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drill stationary and workpiece stationary

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14
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the machine most often used for drilling jobs in which a high degree of accuracy is not needed is

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sensitive drill press

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15
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use a radial drill press when the workpiece

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is too large or bulky for an upright drill press

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16
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the major difference between spot facing and counterboring is spot facing

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removes less material

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17
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boring is done in a drill press by installing a boring bar in a

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boring head

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18
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use drill jigs when

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the same hole is to be repeated a number of times

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19
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reaming can be done

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all of the above

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20
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honing is done with the use of

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very fine abrassive stones

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21
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machining a groove in the surface of a flat piece of metal is an example of __ milling

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side

22
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machining angular concave and convex cuts into metal workpieces are examples of ___ milling

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profile

23
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face milling cutters 6in. or less in diameter are called

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shell end mills

24
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machining keyways for a standard woodruff key is a common example of

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slotting

25
Q

the primary advantage of shaping as opposed to milling is

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all of the above

26
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a slotting machine is actually the same thing as a

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vertical shaper

27
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the cutting action of a broaching machine is done by

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pushing or pulling horizontally

28
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the cutting teeth on a broach

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increase in height from the end entering to the end leaving the workpiece

29
Q

surface grinding is done in order to

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all of the above

30
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the main advantage of using a vertical grinding machine is that

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a greater area can be done in less time

31
Q

the accuracy required to hold close tolerances

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all of the above

32
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angular dimensions are measured in

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degrees and inches

33
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care must be taken when working with angular tolerances because

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the spread becomes larger as the distance increases away from the center

34
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in a unilateral system of specifying tolerances

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only a plus or minus is given

35
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tolerance stackup must be calculated when working with

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multiple dimensions on one workpiece

36
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a rough cut removes excess material and allows for

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the finish cut

37
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when taking a rough cut you must take finishing operations into account or

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the finished workpiece may be undersized

38
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during a finish cut

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a small amount of material is removed

39
Q

the type of surface finish made by a machine tool is influenced by

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all of the above

40
Q

a surface averaging instrument measures

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average roughness of a surface texture

41
Q

the ease with which metal can be removed from a workpiece is referred to as

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machinability

42
Q

brittle metals like cast iron form chips that are

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discontinuous

43
Q

when selecting cutting fluids you should always consider

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all of the above

44
Q

solid lubricants are mainly used on

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hacksaw and bandsaw blades

45
Q

after a list of operations has been made for a specific job the next step is to

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make the best operational sequence

46
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a careful study an analysis of the total job is crucial to

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machining efficiency

47
Q

for maximum working efficiency always try to

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use the same machine for as many operations as possible

48
Q

specially designed fixtures and attachments can be justified when

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all of the above

49
Q

always try to select a machine which is

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slightly oversized for the job

50
Q

when choosing a machine for a given operation

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all of the above