lecture 2 Flashcards
(30 cards)
What is the primary purpose of turning in machining?
To produce parts cylindrical in shape by a single point cutting tool on lathes.
What type of lathe is primarily used for turning?
Center Lathe
What is facing in lathe operations?
Creating a smooth, flat face perpendicular to the axis of a cylindrical part.
What does straight turning accomplish?
Reduces the diameter of a part to a desired dimension.
What is parting (cutoff) in lathe operations?
The separation of a part from a larger piece of stock by means of a parting tool.
What is the purpose of grooving in lathe operations?
To produce recesses and shoulders.
What does chamfering do?
Removes sharp edges.
How is threading accomplished on a lathe?
By advancing the cutting tool at a feed equal to the thread pitch.
What is contour turning?
Using a single-point cutting tool to reproduce a surface contour from a template.
What is knurling in machining?
A metal forming operation used to produce a regular cross-hatched pattern in the work surface.
What is taper in the context of lathe operations?
A uniform increase or decrease in the size or diameter of a work piece.
What is the process of centering in lathe operations?
Aligning the workpiece for accurate machining.
What is drilling in lathe operations?
Feeding the drill into the rotating work along its axis.
What is boring or internal turning?
Enlarging a hole in a workpiece.
What is internal threading?
Creating threads inside a workpiece using tapping tools mounted in the tailstock.
What does a right-hand tool do?
Cuts from right to left.
What are the materials commonly used for lathe tools?
- H.S.S
- Cemented carbide
What is the shank of a single point cutting tool?
Main body of the tool, gripped in the tool holder.
What is the face of a single point cutting tool?
Top surface of the tool between the shank and the point.
What is the flank of a single point cutting tool?
Portion of the tool that faces the work.
What is the point of a single point cutting tool?
Wedge shaped portion where the face and flank of the tool meet.
What is the base of a single point cutting tool?
Bearing surface of the tool on which it is held in a tool holder.
What is the purpose of the nose radius on a cutting tool?
To enable greater strength, increase tool life, and surface life.
What is a chuck used for in workpiece holding techniques?
Used for circular shapes.