6th 6-months Flashcards

1
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In _______ _________, the reduced finished diameter always stays the same along the total length of the workpiece

A

Straight turning

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2
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A _______ notch is cut into the workpiece to ensure that the grinding tool can advance right up to the square face of the larger diameter

A

Relief

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3
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When tapering, the _______ _______ method is most often used for tapers larger than 3 inches per foot

A

Compound Rest method

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4
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Generally, shorter pieces of work are held in a ______, in a collet, or mounted on a _____ for facing.

A

Chuck

Mandrel

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5
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When facing between centers, use a _______ _______ to provide clearance for your cutting tool.

A

Half center

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6
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Always counterbore your workpiece in the ________ _______ _____ used for the primary boring operation. This ensures concentricity of the bored and counterbored holes.

A

Same lathe setup

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7
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To bore large and irregular shaped workpieces, use a _______ ______ mill.

A

Horizontal Boring Mill

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8
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Which taper method can be used for boring tapered holes?

A

Compound rest method

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9
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Using the ______ attachment on a large is the most accurate method for boring tapered holes

A

Taper

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10
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The shape of the threads to be cut is controlled by the ______ of the _______ tool.

A

Profile of the cutting tool

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11
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The most common way to set up a lathe for drilling is to mount the drill in the ________ quill.

A

Tailstock

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12
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When drilling a bulky or cumbersome workpiece, you should mount the drill in the lathe headstock if you need to _______ a _______ hole

A

Drill a long hole

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13
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Drilling with the drill head stationary is generally ________ _________ than the headstock method

A

More accurate

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14
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The _______ ________ _______ is the machine most commonly used for drilling holes where a great deal of accuracy is required

A

Sensitive drill press

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15
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If a job requires you to drill holes in a workpiece that is too large for an upright drill press, you should use a ________ drill press

A

Radial

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16
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The biggest difference between counterboring and spot facing is that in spot facing a _____ amount of metal is removed from the top of the drilled hole so that a fastener can seat firmly

A

Small

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17
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To bore in a drill press, you install a ______ _______ in a ______ head

A

Boring bar

Boring head

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18
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If necessary to repeat the same drilling operations on several workpieces, and the holes and pieces are all the same, use a _____ _____

A

Drill jig

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19
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Reaming may be done by _____ or on a ______ _____ or on a ______

A

Hand

Drill press

Lathe

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20
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During the honing process ________ ________ _______ contact the work surface and remove very small amounts of metal

A

Small abrasive stones

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21
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If you must machine a groove in the top surface of a workpiece, you use the ________ _______ operation

A

Side milling

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22
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In profile milling, the cutters are made to produce ______ and _______ profiles

A

Concave and convex

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23
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Face milling cutters that are less than 6inches in diameter are often called ______ end mills

A

Shell

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24
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For slotting on a milling machine, special milling cutters are available for machining _______ for all standard __________ keys

A

Key ways

Woodruff keys

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25
Q

What is the benifit of shaping vs. milling?

Shaping is less costly

The cutting tools are easier to make

The tools can reach into places that other tools can’t go

A

All of the above

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26
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Broaching ______ or _______ a long special designed cutter through a hole in the work

A

Pushes or pulls

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27
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The cutting teeth on a broach _______ in height from the end of the tool first entering the work to the end entering the work last

A

Increases

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28
Q

Surface grinding is done in order to?

Produce a fine finish

Produce extremely close tolerances

To remove metal machines can’t

A

All of the above

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29
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By using a vertical type surface grinder, you can grind a _________________________________.

A

Larger area in a given period of time

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30
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As the accuracy required to hold a tolerance increases….

The difficulty of operating a machine increases

The accuracy required to hold the close dimensions to size affect the choice of machine

The function of the workpiece changes

A

All of the above

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31
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Angular dimensions are measured in ______ and __________.

A

Degrees and minutes

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32
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In an angular tolerance, the spread gets _______ as the distance from the center ________.

A

Larger

Increases

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33
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Multiple dimensions which are related to eachother

_________ __________

A

Tolerance stack up

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34
Q

In the unilateral system, the tolerance is applied in only one direction from the nominal size.
Either a _______ or ________

A

Plus or minus

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35
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In a ______ cut, the extra material on the workpiece is removed to finish the part to the required dimensions and surface finish

A

Rough

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36
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The finish cut on a workpiece is the removal of _______ ________ amounts of material

A

Very small

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37
Q

The type of surface finish made by a machine tool is influenced primarily by?

Vibration between workpiece and tool

Feed marks left by the shape of the cutting tool

The way chips are formed by the tool

A

All of the above

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38
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An instrument that electronically measured average roughness height is called a?

A

Surface averaging instrument

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39
Q

The ease or difficulty with which you can remove metal from a piece of material

A

Machinability

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40
Q

Brittle metals like cast iron will form __________ chips

A

Discontinuous

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41
Q

There are many fluids used for machining, the main considerations in cutting fluids are:

Use of the correct type of fluid

Use of the proper amount of fluid

Correct point of lubrication

A

All of the above

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42
Q

Solid lubricants are mostly used to grease the sides and backs of _______ and _______ blades

A

Hacksaw

Bandsaw

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43
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To machine workpieces efficiently, figure out the best ______ ______ in which the operations can be performed.
Machining efficiency originates with a careful study and analysis of the total job

A

Operational sequence

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44
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You should try to keep the workpiece in the __________ machine for as many operations as possible

A

Same

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45
Q

What part of a lathe must be perfectly level at all times?

A

The bed

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46
Q

When selecting stock, you should choose a piece that is ________ _________ than needed.

A

Slightly longer

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47
Q

When mounting longer workpieces in the lathe, mount it ______ ________

A

Between centers

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48
Q

The faceplate should only be threaded onto the spindle by _____

A

Hand

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49
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Do not select a lathe dog that is _______ than necessary to accept the workpiece diameter

A

Larger

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50
Q

When using a dead center, use a half center for _______ _______

A

Tool clearance

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51
Q

Clearance for the entry of a facing tool at the work center is provided by using a _______-______

A

Half-center

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52
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Be sure the tail of the ______ ______ does not sit on the bottom of the faceplate slot

A

Lathe dog

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53
Q

Too much tool overhang can cause the tool to _____ ____ during machining

A

Snap off

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54
Q

When selecting speed and feed, you must learn to _____ the cutting speed with the feed

There are many tables provided that show cutting speeds and feeds.
The speeds can also be calculated
RPM=(SFPMx4)/work diameter

A

Balance

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55
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When moving the cutter into the workpiece, be careful not to _____________.

A

Strike the dead center

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56
Q

When you turn down the diameter of a workpiece you must remember that each cut is reducing the diameter of the work by _______ the depth of the cut

A

Twice

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57
Q

When cutting right handed turning setups, the cutter is fed into the work from ______ to _____

A

Right to left

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58
Q

When mounting the cutter and holder in the lathe, Once the tool holder and cutter are mounted to the tool post, turn the holder so that the tip of the tool is pointing ___ or ____ toward the tailstock

A

4° or 5°

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59
Q

To rough turn the workpiece, you will want the tool to cut at an angle __° ____ the workpiece center

A

5° above

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60
Q

When reversing your work in the lathe chuck, use a thin metal sleeve to _____________________

A

Protect the surface from the lathe dog set screw

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61
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The cutting tool for finishing cuts should be set at _° above the workpiece centerline

A

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62
Q

Always take _______ cuts in the same direction as ________ cuts

A

Finishing

Rough

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63
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When working with a lathe, the _____ and the _____ must be perfectly level at all times

A

Bed and the ways

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64
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When selecting stock, always use material that is ________ _________ than needed

A

Slightly longer

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65
Q

When selecting the mounting method in a lathe, mount pieces of moderate to longer length stock ________ ________

A

Between centers

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66
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When installing the faceplate, thread the faceplate onto the spindle _________ ________

A

By hand

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67
Q

When selecting a lathe dog, do not select one that is _______ than necessary to accept the workpiece diameter

A

Larger

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68
Q

To provide clearance for the facing tool, use a _______ _________ at the dead center location

A

Half center

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69
Q

While facing the ends of the workpiece, the tail of the lathe dog should not ____________________________.

A

Contact the bottom of the faceplate slot

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70
Q

Clearance for the entry of of a facing toll at the work canter is provided by using a ________ ________

A

Half center

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71
Q

Too much tool overhang is dangerous because it can cause the tool to ______ _______ during machining

A

Snap off

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72
Q

You must learn how to ______ the cutting speed with the _______

There are many charts provided by various lathe manufacturers showing cutting speeds and feeds for machining different metals

A

Balance

Feed

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73
Q

Rpm=(sfpmx4)/work diameter

The term 4 is a constant

A

^^^

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74
Q

When mounting the cutter to the workpiece, be sure not to ______ the ______ _______ against the workpiece

A

Strike

Dead center

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75
Q

When turning a workpiece, you reduce the diameter by _______ the depth of the cut

A

Twice

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76
Q

In a right hand rough turn, the cutter moves from _______ to _______

A

Right to left

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77
Q

When installing a tool in a lathe, the tip of the tool should be pointing _____ Towards the tail stock

A

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78
Q

Too rough turn of work peace, you will want the tool to cut at an angle ___° _____ the workpiece centerline

A

5° above

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79
Q

When reversing work in a lathe use a sleeve to protect the Surface from the ______ ______ set screw

A

Lathe dog

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80
Q

You should always take finishing cuts in the _______ _______ as the roughing cuts

A

Same

Direction

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81
Q

When taking a trial cut, you should take a cut about _____” the length of the Workpiece

A

1/4”

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82
Q

When laying off or marking shoulders on a workpiece, use a __________ caliper or a ________ scale to set the _________ caliper to the location of the outer shoulder. Place the bent leg of the caliper against the ________ end of the workpiece

A

Hermaphrodite caliper
Machinist
Hermaphrodite

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83
Q

If you are required to make several duplicates of a shouldered part, you might use a _________ tool to lay off the shoulders

A

Parting

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84
Q

the_____ _______ cutting tool is normally used for turning filleted shoulders

A

Round nosed

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85
Q

Fillets of different sizes are made by changing the _________ ________ Of the cutters

A

Nose profiles

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86
Q

Mini machine assemblies require that a bearing or other part Be mounted flush against a shoulder face. Therefore the face of the shoulder and the smaller diameter must be ______ with one another

A

Square

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87
Q

Knurling _______ the sorta e of the workpiece

A

Deforms

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88
Q

A knurling tool with a medium roller will be a pitch of _____

A

21

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89
Q

Filing on a workpiece between centers is mostly done the remove __________ or _______ _________ from the work surfaces

A

Irregularities

Tool marks

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90
Q

Never engage the split nut when any other _______ _____ mechanism is in operation

A

Automatic feed

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91
Q

The ______ ______ assembly is used only when cutting threads

A

Split nut

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92
Q

The ______ of the single thread screw is measured from one point on one thread to the same point on the next thread parallel to the screw axis.

A

Pitch

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93
Q

The _____ Other thread is the distance would you point on one thread travels during one revolution of the screw

A

Lead

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94
Q

If the work because you were machining was long and slender you need to use a ________ _____ or a _______ _____ For Support during the threading process

A

Steady rest or follower rest

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95
Q

American national thread angle is always _______°

A

60°

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96
Q

When threading the compound rest should be swung to the right at and angle of ___°

A

29°

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97
Q

The __________ __________On the lathe crossfeed mechanisms can perform the same function as a thread cutting stop

A

Micrometer collar

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98
Q

The top face of the thread dial indicator is marked off in eight divisions. _____ of them are numbered

A

Four

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99
Q

The Morse taper is approximately _____in/ft. It is used on the shanks of twist drills, readers, end mills, and lathe centers

A

5/8in/ft.

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100
Q

In a jarno taper, the large Diameters fractional value is always __, the small diameter denominator is always __, and the tapers length Denominator is always ___.

A

8
10
2

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101
Q

When turning tapers, the ___________ ___________ Method requires the work to be removed from the lathe for set up

A

Tailstock set-over

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102
Q

Remember this formula for tapers.

Taper per inch = (Large Diameter-small diameter) divided by length

A

^^^

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103
Q

The amount of inward and outward feed on the compound or us is controlled by the angle setting of the ______ ______ on the taper attatchment

A

Guide bar

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104
Q

Machining a plain taper requires you to always disconnect the ____ _____ screw when using the plain taper attachment

A

Cross feed

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105
Q

The best way taper short, steep tapers when using the compound rest is to _______ the coonhound rest and feed the ______ into the work with the compound rest feed screw

A

Swivel

Cutter

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106
Q

The compound rest method of turning tapers requires working with ______ since the base of the compound rest is graduated in degrees

A

Angles

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107
Q

When turning the tapers, make sure to back the compound rest all the way out in order to have _____ ______ available for turning the taper

A

Full travel

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108
Q

To obtain a very close tolerance, use a _____ test indicator, or a _____ bevel protractor

A

Dial

Vernier

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109
Q

The cutting tool used for finishing cuts should be set at __° above the centerline of the workpiece

A

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110
Q

In belt drives, ______ is transmitted by _______. The power transmitted equals the force multiplied by the speed of the belt.

A

Force

Friction

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111
Q

In a v belt sheave, the pitch diameter is always _____ than the outside diameter of a sheave

A

Less

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112
Q

Conventional belts are designated by the letters A, B, D and E.

____ being the narrowest
____ being the widest

A

A

E

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113
Q

The belt with ______ strength because of a backing applied during manufacturing is called a group belt.

A

Uniform

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114
Q

In the spring loaded sheave, the fittings on the unit include ________

A

Lubrication

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115
Q

Chain drives have an advantage over belt drives because energy is not wasted and the chain drive is ______ ______ than a belt drive

A

More efficient

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116
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Engineering class chains have thicker sidebars, and the rollers are _____ together

A

Closer

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117
Q

Type B sprockets are ________ on one side, but have a slightly _________ hub on the _______ side.

Type C sprockets have hubs extending on ______ sides

A

Flat on one side, extended, other side

On both

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118
Q

Install the chain with a slight amount of sag on the slack side and with the _________ side in ________.

A

Driving side in tension

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119
Q

The depth to which a gear tooth extends into the open space between the teeth of a mating gear is called _________ __________

A

Working depth

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120
Q

DP= N
—-
D

30
——. = 2.0444
14.7

A

Remember that

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121
Q

The angled tooth face assured that several teeth are in contact at the same time between the pinion and driven gear, producing ______ and quiete operation

A

Smooth

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122
Q

Herringbone gears

First the tooth forms a point at the center of the gear. This point is cut by machine and is smooth. When the mating gear is brought into contact there is no interference between the teeth. The helix angle of the tooth is very near _____ °

A

30°

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123
Q

The distance between the screw threads is called __________ _________ _________

A

Worm axial pitch

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124
Q

Miter gear boxes are used for changing the ________ ____ _______ of motion, they provide ratios of 1:1

A

Changing the direction

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125
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The first most important step you must take when you are installing a gear drive is to make sure that it is _________

A

Aligned

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126
Q

The mechanical power rating of a gear drive depends on the _______ and _______ of the gear drive

A

Speed and torque

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127
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The service factor of a gear drive depends on the _______ _______

A

Duty cycle

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128
Q

________ _________ is commonly used in parallel shaft gear drives but has its limitation. The slow speed of some units does not cause enough splashing to provide enough lubrication. __________ systems are usually used for supplementary lubrication

A

Splash lubrication

Pressurized systems

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129
Q

The type of adjustable speed drive is selected by the ______ required. The _____ range, the _____ it must deliver and the conditions in the workplace

A

Speed
Speed
The power it must

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130
Q

In the belt type adjustable speed drive, as the flanges move in, the belt speed increases. As the flanges move out, the belt ______

A

Slows

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131
Q

The input sheave of an adjustable speed drive is movable and is connected to a _______ mechanism. Another type of drive uses a _____ mechanism
Some use _____ or _______ control mechanisms rather than mechanical ones

A

Shifting
Gear
Pneumatic
Electric

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132
Q

The belts used in enclosed adjustable speed drives are ribbed and resemble a ______ belt. The chain is of a modified ____ or lattice design.

A

Timing

Leaf

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133
Q

Roller type adjustable speed drives have a ______ shape, and move _____ and the speed ratio changes to provide the maximum output speed

A

Conical

Axially

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134
Q

In the reverse indicator method, one dial indicator is mounted on the coupling flange of the _______ and takes measurements on the pump. The other is mounted on the coupling flange of the pump and takes measurements on the _______

A

Motor

Motor

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135
Q

When aligning 3 machines, there may be too few shims under the motor to allow you to lower it far enough, or there may not be enough clearance in the bolt holes to allow you to move it sideways far enough.

A

Study this

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136
Q

The setup for a face rim alignment, on dial indicator is mounted on the ______ shaft and takes readings from the _____ shaft

A

Same

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137
Q

The setup for a long shaft alignment uses _____ indicators on _______ flanges and takes readings from the opposite sides of the ______ shaft

A

Two
Opposite
Same

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138
Q

Laser alignment makes aligning ______, _______, and more _______

A

Easier, faster, more accurate

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139
Q

The two classes of jaw couplings are ______ and ________.

A

Rigid

Flexible

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140
Q

In chain couplings, the _____ can be replaced without disturbing the moving components because it wraps around the outside of the hubs

A

Chain

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141
Q

Shear pin couplings have a breakable pin that connects the driving hub to the driven hub. The pins are made to ____ along the plane where the two hubs meet.

A

Break

142
Q

The limited end float coupling is made with a ________ ________ located between the two coupling halves

A

Thrust plate

143
Q

Spacer couplings are meant to ________ the process of connecting a driving shaft from the ______ shaft

A

Simplify

Driven

144
Q

A _______ mechanism is used to allow one device to rotate while the other remains stationary.

A

Clutch

145
Q

_______ clutches transfer motion by bringing two metal plates into contact, often through a fiber lining attatched to one plate. The _____ clutch has a ________ mechanism. Moving the _______ arm emgages or disengages the ________ plates

A
Friction 
Friction 
Shifting
Shifting 
Friction
146
Q

The electric clutch is used in applications that require intermittent motion. Such as motors that ______ and ______ frequently

A

Stop and start

147
Q

An overrunning clutch is used if the machine needs to run faster than the ______. It is used where the driven equipment can speed up and not damage the motor by forcing it to run too fast

A

Motor

148
Q

The single impeller clutch motion transmission in order:

  1. Impeller
  2. ________
  3. Housing

The ______ is connected to the _____ shaft. Rotation of the impeller causes rotation of the hydraulic fluid inside the clutch. The rotating fluid in turn causes rotation of the clutch ______. The driven part of the machine is connected to the housing.

A
  1. Impeller
  2. Fluid
  3. Housing

Impeller
Driving shaft
Clutch housing

149
Q

Always use a power hacksaw or a horizontal hand saw for cutting _______ ______ and always clamp it in a vise

A

Round stock

150
Q

The horizontal bandsaw gives much faster cutting action than a power hacksaw, because there is no non cutting stroke, therefore no ______ ________.

A

Lost motion

151
Q

During band installation, the teeth should point __________ and to the ________

A

Downward and to the right

152
Q

Bad speed is controlled on most light duty bandsaws by changing the _______ ________ position

A

Drive belt

153
Q

The final step in making a cut with a bandsaw is to move the ___________________ to _______.

A

Head control lever to release

154
Q

When selecting inserts for saw blades, the sizes are preset and you must select a pair of upper and lower inserts to match the _______ and _______ of the ______ you are using

A

Width and thickness of the band

155
Q

To place the band around the carrier wheels, grasp the band in both hands with the teeth facing you. The teeth in your _____ hand should point ________.

A

Right

Downward

156
Q

One major safety precaution with vertical bandsaw safety is to make sure all _____ are in place before using the bandsaw

A

Guards

157
Q

As you approach the end of a cut, ______ the _______ pressure so that the blade doesn’t break through the work unexpectedly

A

Reduce the feed pressure

158
Q

Use the shear mounted on the bandsaw to cut the band. You then _______ the portions of the band ends in contact with the welder jaws so they are free of dirt and other contaminants

A

Sand

159
Q

Sensitive drill presses are called that because the ______ is directly under the __________ control

A

The feed is directly under the operators control

160
Q

Before mounting a tapered shank machining tool, make sure the make and female surfaces of the drill shank and the spindle are free of _____, ____, and ______ which could prevent proper seating of the tool

A

Chips, nicks, and burrs

161
Q

Radial drills, unlike most drill presses, have the power and rigidity for _____

A

Boring

162
Q

When you plan the order of the machining steps, remember to choose the order that requires ____________________

A

The fewest changes in setup

163
Q

To seat the work firmly in a drill press, such as on the table or on parallels, _______ ________ the ______ _______ with a lead or plastic face hammer to seat the work

A

Lightly tap the upper surface

164
Q

You should try to use a _______-________ drill press on all holes over 1/2”

A

Gear-head

165
Q

70x4
——- = 560
0.5

A

Remember this answer

166
Q

With Large diameter drills and fairly thick stock to drill through, you must periodically back the drill out of the hole to clear away loose chips, this reduces the chances of ________ the _______

A

Breaking the drill

167
Q

If the drill bits cutting edge chips, it is an indication of the _______ being too ______

A

Feed being too fast

168
Q

If you have a hole drilled at 25/64” then you will need to mount a _____” pilot in the counterbore body

A

25/64”

169
Q

The precision vise is the most commonly used work holder for shaping machine operations. A typical precision vise has a _____ base

A

Swivel

170
Q

For safety reasons, before operating a shaper, you should set the transmission on the _____ speed (______ strokes per minute)

A

Slowest

Fewest

171
Q

A shaper should never be left with a ________ ________ in its tool post

A

Cutting tool

172
Q

After performing your prestartup inspection, you need to true up your work holding surface with the path of the ram. The best way for you to do this is with a _____ ______.

A

Dial indicator

173
Q

Last step in the vise mounting on a work table is to ____ it with a ______ ______ to obtain a solid seat and fit

A

Tap it with a soft mallet

174
Q

Once the vise is properly placed, you can begin positioning the ram. This is a two part process which includes setting the _____ length of ______

A

Proper length of stroke

175
Q

Calculating number of strokes

40x7. 140
——— = ——— = 46.6 strokes per minute
5+1 3

A

Remember this

176
Q

The actual overtravel of the ram at both ends of the stroke is ___”

A

3/4”

177
Q

When making a cut, you must always wear ______ ______ and set ______ surrounding the machine to keep others safe from flying chips

A

Eye protection

Barriers

178
Q

Horizontal shapers are well suited for _________ slots and __________ that are not possible on other machines and usually the only means of cutting them

A

Internal slots and keyways

179
Q

The general rule when milling is to check the workpiece to the drawing to ensure it has enough ______ ______ for grinding

A

Surplus material

180
Q

Set the dresser so that the arrow points in the proper direction, position the grinder saddle and lower the wheel until it’s ______ ______ lightly touches the diamond

A

High point

181
Q

The first operation on the V-block is to grind the ______ ______ _______. This is usually the longest surface of a workpiece

A

Basic flat surface

182
Q

The last step in setting up a workpiece on a surface grinder is to ________ __ the ______

A

Turn on the coolant

183
Q

The recommended allowance for finishing cuts in general purpose grinding is ________ to ________ in.

A

.0005 to .001

5 tenths to 1 thousandth

184
Q

4500/9=500 RPM

A

Remember this

185
Q

In order to hold work securely in the center of a cylindrical grinder, provide _______ _____ from the _____ center adjustment to hold the work in place

A

Enough pressure from the footstock

186
Q

For general purpose grinding, you can calculate the RPM you need for the work piece by using the equation:

RPM=_____x4/workpiece ________

A

Sfpm

Diameter

187
Q

When the width of the wheel is greater than the length of the area to be ground, you use a process called _______ grinding

A

Plunge

188
Q

When milling, using a ______ _____ you can do more operations without having to construct additional setups

A

Rotary table

189
Q

When boring, Use a stub boring bar when ever possible. There is less chance of _______

A

Vibration

190
Q

When working a small bore with a light boring bar, you must use a cutter with ________ back rake and ______ rake angles

A

Greater

Side

191
Q

When measuring alignment on finished surfaces, the workpiece is adjusted until the dial indicator _______ _______ throughout the table stroke

A

Remains constant

192
Q

In line boring, bother the primary and the secondary layout lines must be parallel with the axis of the _______ ______

A

Boring bar

193
Q

If the workpiece has a machined hole, and has to be perfectly aligned, you have to check the workpiece for ____________

A

Concentricity

194
Q

If the boring bar is inserted in an end support, you cannot withdraw the bar from the work to make the measurement, however you can still use ________ ________ to measure the bore size

A

Inside calipers

195
Q

Multiple point boring is particularly advantageous in the machining of _____ ______ areas

A

Long work

196
Q

When indexing, you will probably use the dividing head most often to machine shapes like ______ ______

A

Gear teeth

197
Q

The direct indexing method _____ on the index holes around the spindle. Suppose that you have to machine six equally spaced bitches in the OD of a workpiece, the diving head you are using has 24 index holes around the spindle nose, since 24 divided by six equals 4, you know that you must rotate the spindle a distance of ______ holes to cut each groove

A

Relies

4

198
Q

With a gear ratio of 40:1, you must turn the worm ______ times to move the worm gear and the spindle through one complete 360° revolution

A

40

199
Q

Suppose you are indexing and the workpiece requires 12 splines instead of 10, the crank turns needed for indexing the work would then be computed as:

T=40
——
12

=

A

3an 1/2turns

200
Q

If a dividing head has 24 holes around its spindle nose, and you must cut eight equally spaced notches in a workpiece, how far must you rotate the spindle between cuts?

A

Three holes

201
Q

In simple angular indexing, one crank of the spindle produces 9° degrees. Which means in simple indexing you can use a circle with a total number of holes that can be divided by ____. For example 27,36,45, or ____.

A

Nine

54

202
Q

In compound indexing, you first turn the crank, next you turn the _______ ________ itself to provide the final index

A

Turn the index plate itself

203
Q

Differential indexing is similar to, but more accurate than, ________ indexing

A

Compound

204
Q

A universal dividing head can rotate its spindle ____°

A

90°

205
Q

When using a dividing head, Workpieces can be held between the center of the spindle nose and the center in the _________.

A

Footstock

206
Q

When holding work with a dividing head, the power flow moves from the dividing head spindle to the ______, from there to the _____, and then from the dog to the workpiece

A

Driver

Dog

207
Q

When using a dividing head and a chuck to hole the workpiece, depending on the shape of the work that you must machine, you can hold it solely in the chuck, or support it with the footstock center or a ______ ______.

A

Steady rest

208
Q

When using the direct indexing method on a workpiece such as a hexagon bolt head, the setup requires you to _________ the worm and worm gear inside the dividing head. Then insert the ________ pin in on of the direct indexing holes around the spindle nose

A

Disengage

Plunger

209
Q

In the plain indexing method, leave the worm gear in the ________ position

A

Engaged

210
Q

When straddle milling, you mill two sides at one time and need only position the workpiece ______ times

A

3

211
Q

When indexing the workpiece, it is important to remember that after you make the first side of the hexagon, you must rotate the spindle one half turn and mill the flat on the _________ _____ of the workpiece

A

Opposite side

212
Q

You will find find the dividing head extremely useful whenever you must drill or bore a series of holes in a _______

A

Circle

213
Q

Most dividing heads heave a cap that is placed over the spindle to __________ ________ from falling in.

A

Prevent chips

214
Q

Cutting the teeth in spur gears is a type of _____ milling

A

Form

215
Q

Gears are cut with __________ profile cutters

A

Special

216
Q

OD=30+2
————
6

= 5.333333

A

Remember this

217
Q

Several things affect cutter selection when you mill gear teeth. They are the _________ pitch of the gear, the ________ of teeth, and the _______ of the gear blank

A

Diametral pitch
Number of teeth
Material

218
Q

For a series of ___ cutters has been developed to suit the different numbers of gear teeth and there is also a separate series for each _________ pitch

A

8

Diametral

219
Q

When milling large diameter spur gears, they are mounted on a _________ table.

A

Rotary

220
Q

Use a _________ to check the dimension over pins (gears)

A

Micrometer

221
Q

A gear tooth _________ __________ is used to check tooth thickness at the gears pitch circle

A

Vernier caliper

222
Q

The distance between adjacent helices that are wound on a common cylinder is called the:

A

Helix pitch

223
Q

The ________ __________ lead determines the lead of the helix it will produce

A

Milling machine

224
Q

To mill a helix, you use a system of gearing between the lead screw of the milling machine and the _______ shaft and the _______ head

A

Worm shaft

Dividing head

225
Q

If the ratio of the change gears is 1:1, the lead of the milling machine is 10inches. A helix milled under these circumstances will have a helix lead of _____”

A

10”

226
Q

The worm shaft of the dividing head is designed to operate with ____ gears, not 2.

A

4

227
Q

Driven gear A will have 40 teeth, driving gear B will have _____ teeth, driven gear C will have 60 teeth, and driving gear D will have ____ teeth

A

40

24

228
Q

To reverse the direction of gear rotation, you must insert an ________ _______.

A

Idler gear

229
Q

Swivel the _______ counterclockwise until its longitudinal axis is offset 12° from its normal position in order to cut the 12° helix angle

A

The table

230
Q

A measurement you will use when describing the proportions of a helical gear tooth is:

A

Normal diametral pitch

231
Q

After milling each tooth of a helical gear, why should you not draw the cutter back through the work?

A

May damage the tooth surface

232
Q

Cams are designed to ______ the _________ of motion of machine parts

A

Change the direction

233
Q

In a nonpositive cam system, the cam forces the follower upward, the system depends on ______, a spring or some other _____ to bring the follower back down

A

Gravity

Force

234
Q

The distance that one lobe moves the follower from its starting point as the cam rotates is called the:

A

Cam rise

235
Q

The total distance that a lobe on a uniform rise cam would move the follower if the lobe extends 360° is called:

A

Cam lead

236
Q

The axis of the dividing head spindle and the axis of the cutter must always be ________. They must also be at some angle other than ________ when milling plate cams. If the dividing head spindle and the cutter are in a horizontal plane the cam will not develop the needed spiral

A

Parallel

Horizontal

237
Q

When milling short lead cams, the relative movement of the ______ _______ and the workpiece rotation form an Archimedes spiral which produces the desired cam lead

A

Table feed

238
Q

When milling cams, you position the cutter on the ________ side of the workpiece to provide a more rigid setup

A

Lower

239
Q

.25x360
—————. = .75”
120°

A

Remember this

240
Q

The ________-cut method is the most often used to mill cams having a non uniform rise

A

Incremental

241
Q

Specially designed fixtures and attachments must be justified before using them. Justifying points for obtaining specialized equipment are:

The repetitive need for making a fast wearing part

The need for making spare parts on obsolete equipment

Emergency requirements to keep a production line operating

A

All of the above

242
Q

You should always try to use a machine slightly __________, rather than stretch the capacity of a smaller machine

A

Oversized

243
Q

Always make sure the machine you use has enough ________ to perform the job _______

A

Power

Effectively

244
Q

A universal horizontal milling machine is like a plain horizontal milling machine except it has a ______ ______ mounted on top of the saddle

A

Table swivel

245
Q

The ______ is the main upright support member of a horizontal milling machine. The column houses the drive motor and ______ speed controls

“Spindle on the column”

A

Column

Spindle

246
Q

The _____ supports the saddle and the the table on a horizontal milling machine

A

Knee

247
Q

The vertical milling attachment is mounted on the spindle nose and bolted to the machined face of the _______ for support

A

Column

248
Q

The ______ spindle position permits you to mill slots, dovetails, and other shapes on a horizontal milling machine

A

Vertical

249
Q

Spindle speed of a milling machine is always expressed in ______

A

RPM

250
Q

A milling cutters speed is the rate at which a particular tooth passed over the __________ _________.

A

Workpiece surface

251
Q

In order to compute spindle speed you must have:

Spindle speed?
Cutter speed?
Cutter diameter?
All of the above?

A

All of the above

252
Q

An effective method for holding a cylindrical workpiece is to mount it in a _-_____.

A

V-block

253
Q

The angular graduations on the base of a milling machine vise allow you to align the workpiece accurately at any _______

A

Angle

254
Q

A slab milling cutter is a type of plain milling machine cutter that is specially designed for taking _______ cuts

A

Heavy

255
Q

A milling cutter with teeth the spiral to the right across the face of the cutter, it has a ______-_______ helix

A

Right hand

256
Q

With a left hand helix cutting tool, the work is fed from the _____

A

Left

257
Q

The style B arbor has a keyed ________ sleeve which fits into the bearing in the arbor support

A

Bearing

258
Q

The entire arbor assembly is held in position by a __________.

A

Drawbar

259
Q

The arbor nut should never be tightened or loosened unless the arbor support is in position because the arbor can be _______ if it is not supported

A

Sprung

260
Q

70x4
———=93.33
3

A

93.33

261
Q

What is not a factor in rough cutting?

A. Speed
B. Feed
C. Depth of cut
D. Length of workpiece

A

Length of workpiece

262
Q

If you stop the automatic feed before a cut is finished, do not leave the cutter ________

A

Turning

263
Q

If you lower the feed rate in a finishing cut on a mill, but the keep the same ______ speed, you will increase the surface quality

A

Spindle

264
Q

The first step to cutting a T-slot is to mill a ______ ______.

A

Straight slot

265
Q

Place a ______ on the ways to lay tooling on or across the machine table and wipe the tooling with a cloth to remove dirt or shavings

A

Board

266
Q

You can align the cutter and workpiece by subtracting one half of the cutter width from the distance between the slots ___________ and the edge of the workpiece

A

Centerline

267
Q

The t slot is completed by using a T slot milling cutter fitted into the spindle of the milling machine with a spindle chuck ________.

A

Adapter

268
Q

Since the Tslot cutter is held in the horizontal spindle instead of on an arbor, it is necessary to set the workpiece ___ ___ _____ to complete the Tslot

A

On its side

269
Q

For boring on a horizontal milling machine setup, select a ___° ______-angle cutter

A

45° single-angle cutter

270
Q

Use _____ _______ for vertical milling of slots

A

End mills

271
Q

For milling the T-slot with a vertical milling attachment, use ____ ____ Tslot cutter that you used in the horizontal setup

A

The same

272
Q

Use an _____ _____ in the vertical attachment to mill a bevel on the workpiece

A

End mill

273
Q

The difference in milling a dovetail rather than a t slot is that you kill angular dovetails in the wall of the slot or groove instead of a T, so you use a different cutter _______

A

Shape

274
Q

In straddle milling, _______ between the cutters control the distance between the cuts

A

Spacers

275
Q

When straddle milling, be sure there is clearance between the top surface of the _____ and the ______ between the cutters

A

Workpiece

Spacers

276
Q

The greatest advantage to straddle milling is that you save ______ and ______ time by milling two parallel vertical surfaces at once

A

Setup and machining

277
Q

When choosing milling cutters, cutters with _________ helix angles will tend to balance the thrust load on the arbor when both are cutting

A

Opposite

278
Q

The cutter used to mill the angled step must be wide enough to finish the _____ end of the step

A

Wide

279
Q

The most precise method of selecting a milling cutter is to use __________.

A

Trigonometry

280
Q

The smallest cutter that will do the job safely and efficiently is preferred because as the diameter, width, and number of teeth increases, so does ___ ______.

A

The cost

281
Q

A very precise method of finding dimensions based on given angles is the use of _________.

A

Trigonometry

282
Q

The shell end mill must be wider than the surface you just cut, this helps avoid ______ _______.

A

Surface lines

283
Q

She’ll end mills are normally mounted on a style __ arbor

A

C

284
Q

If you were to use a side milling cutter mounted on the horizontal arbor of the machine, you would produce a key seat with _________ ends

A

Feathered

285
Q

Milling machine cutters for woodruff keyseats are _________.

A

Standardized

286
Q

The last two digits of a woodruff key cutter show the cutter diameter in ___________________.

A

Eighths of an inch

287
Q

The ______-fluted end mill has cutting edges on its sides and across the end, these allow the cutter to plunge into the workpiece and cut as a ____ _____ does.

A

Two-fluted

Drill bit

288
Q

When a dividing head can’t be used, it is best to _______ mill square ends on round work.

A

Straddle

289
Q

You may need to install ______ between the spacer and the cutters to obtain the specified straddle distance

A

Shims

290
Q

To determine the largest square that you can cut out of any shaft, you multiply the diameter of the shaft by 0._____ (constant)

A

0.707

291
Q

The procedure for milling a tang is the same general procedure as milling a ________ except you omit the last two sides

A

Square

292
Q

If a single flat surface is specified on the circumference of a cylindrical workpiece, it is usually machined with a _______ milling cutter

A

Plain

293
Q

The jaws of a three jaw universal chuck operate in _______.

A

Unison

294
Q

The jaws of the four jaw independent chuck can be _________ to hold larger diameter work

A

Reversed

295
Q

____________ shaped work can normally be handled by a four jaw independent chuck

A

Irregular

296
Q

The _______ jaw universal chuck is quick to set up and Convenient to use

A

Three

297
Q

The size of a lathe chuck is designated by its ________.

A

Diameter

298
Q

Before picking up the chuck, place a board across the lathe bed and ________ underneath

A

Ways

299
Q

Never use _____ of any kind to install a chuck on the spindle

A

Power

300
Q

The two main objectives when installing work in a chuck are to have the work _________ properly and have the work axis parallel to the ____________ of the lathe

A

Centered

Centerline

301
Q

Irregular or odd shaped work in the chuck can be centered by using the _____ _______.

A

Dead center

302
Q

The method of holding work in a collet is limited to ________ diameter work

A

Small

303
Q

The mandrel is mounted ________ _________ in the lathe

A

Between centers

304
Q

Facing give a _______ surface as well as square ends for later machining operations

A

Reference

305
Q

Because cutting is done on the side of the facing tool, the _____ ______ angle is the most important

A

Side rake

306
Q

Set the tools cutting edge on the ____________ of the work piece

A

Centerline

307
Q

If a large area on a workpiece is to be faced, the tool is fed across the workpiece by means of the __________ ______

A

Automatic feed

308
Q

Rough turning removes the bulk of material _________.

A

Quickly

309
Q

The rough cutting must leave enough material to make a ______ ________ cut.

A

Good finishing

310
Q

A right hand, high speed steel, roughing tool is good for heavy cuts on steel, but it will not produce a good _______.

A

Finish

311
Q

The proper use of cutting fluids allows you to ________ cutting speed and in which case saves _______ time, and allows you to ________ the depth of cut

A

Increase

Machining

Increase

AOTA

312
Q

When making a finishing trial cut, you use the same procedures as making a trip rough cut, the only difference is that you are looking for ______ _____ quality

A

Finish cut

313
Q

Boring makes a hole larger and ________ it so the sides of the hole are parallel

A

Trues

314
Q

A bored hole is always ________ with the circle in which the workpiece or cutting tool is rotating

A

Concentric

315
Q

When you use a boring tool you must allow more clearance than you do when turning to prevent the _______ of the tool from_______ against the workpiece

A

Heel

Rubbing

316
Q

Always use a boring bar with the _______ ________ that is practical for the job

A

Largest diameter

317
Q

The cutting tool ______ determines the type of corner at the end of the bore

A

Profile

318
Q

When installing a boring bar, adjust the compound rest to a ____° offset

A

60°

319
Q

After boring, ______ the lathe and clean the chips out of the bore. Do this only when the lathe is completely ________.

A

Stop

Stopped

320
Q

____________ increases the inside diameter at one end of an existing hole, forming a recess in the workpiece surface

A

Counterboring

321
Q

The counterbore that produces a recess must be _____ with the hole that has been bored

A

Concentric

322
Q

Counterboring procedures are the same as the procedures for rough ________

A

Boring

323
Q

A recess at the center of a coupler between two threaded pieces provides _______ _________ and separates the threads

A

Chip clearance

324
Q

The diameter of a drilled hole for threading must equal the ________ diameter of the finished threads

A

Minor

325
Q

Internal threading requires _______ _________ at the bottom of a bored hole

A

Tool clearance

326
Q

Thread cutting tools must be ground to meet the particular _______ _______

A

Thread form

327
Q

When installing a tool for threading, rotate the compound rest ___° to the left of the cross feed centerline

A

29°

328
Q

You can bore an internal taper using _____ methods.

A

Two

329
Q

When using the compound rest method for boring tapers, rotate the compound rest one half of the _________ _________.

A

Included angle

330
Q

When aligning the tool with the workpiece for tapers, set the tool post and tool holder in line with the compound rest __________

A

Centerline

331
Q

Of all ways to machine a taper, the most accurate method is the _________ ___________ method

A

Taper attachment

332
Q

The telescopic taper attachment works the same way as the compound rest method except it has a _______ _____ screw that telescopes internally to different lengths

A

Cross feed

333
Q

When mounting a workpiece on a faceplate on a lathe the faceplate provides a reference surface that is perpendicular to the lathes ________ axis

A

Spindle

334
Q

For truing a faceplate, you need to select a ______-________ finishing tool.

A

Broad nosed

335
Q

Large workpieces mounted on a faceplate must be mounted and held with _________ _______.

A

Faceplate jaws

336
Q

Clamps for faceplates are inserted into the open ends of the __________ slots

A

Faceplate

337
Q

A _________ prevents the workpiece from shifting backwards from the force of the cutting tool against it.

A

Driver

338
Q

Some workpieces cannot be held against the vertical surface of a faceplate, in such cases use an __________ _________

A

Angle plate

339
Q

If a job requires an angle plate to be mounted far out toward the edge of the faceplate, a _____________ must be used

A

Counterweight

340
Q

Extremely odd shaped workpieces that can’t be mounted on an angle plate can be held in a vblock angle plate. Each half of the clamp has a set of _________ jaws

A

V-shaped

341
Q

A specialized mandrel for machining eccentric circular areas has more than one set of ______ holes

A

Center

342
Q

When boring work on the lathe carriage, the workpiece is mounted firmly to the _________.

A

Carriage

343
Q

A partially clogged trash rack will cause _________ in head

A

Losses

344
Q

Wood stave pipe would probably not be used for ____________ conduit

A

Pressure

345
Q

The most advantageous form of cross section to use from a hydraulicpoint of view would be that which would provide the __________ wetted perimeter

A

Smallest

346
Q

The minimum velocity of water in a power canal to prevent the deposit of silt is about ___ to _____ ft./second

A

2 to 3

347
Q

Penstock velocities May range from __ to __ ft./second

A

6 to 20

348
Q

The conduit between the fire at and the surge tank is commonly called the high line conduit, pipe line, or flow line. From the surge tank to the turbines, it is called the _______

A

Penstock

349
Q

A well designed and fabricated __________ job is the lightest and produces a finished job of lower hydraulic loss than a riveted pipe of equal size

A

Welded

350
Q

To prevent negative pressures from collapsing the line, ______ _______ are installed along the line where the danger points are located.. generally where a great change in the slope occurs

A

Air vents