Cutting Bits Flashcards

1
Q

What does heat do to a bit

A

makes them to hot to hold

affects the heat treatment of the bit (cutting edge becomes soft)

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2
Q

What should you do to prevent this

A

Keep a cup of water nearby and dip your bit in it frequently.

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3
Q

Side cutting edge

A

does majority of the cutting.

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4
Q

Front cutting edge

A

Cuts when tool is advanced into the part

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5
Q

Nose radius

A

critical part for cutting edge, produces the surface finish

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6
Q

side rake

A

produces side cutting edge

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7
Q

side relief

A

provides your clearance for the side cutting edge. Without the relief the side cutting edge would hit the piece and not penetrate it.

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8
Q

back rake

A

Produces the front cutting edge

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9
Q

Angle for side relief

A

10*

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10
Q

Angle for Back and side rake

A

about 12* for side and 8* for back rake

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11
Q

Angle for front relief

A

8-10*

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12
Q

Nose radius types

A

small radius allows for tight corners

large radius produces better finish.

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13
Q

what is cutting speed

A

the distance the work moves past the work

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14
Q

feed

A

distance the cutter moves lengthwise during a single revolution.
using coolant allows the increase of feed by 50% and by 300-% by carbide cutters.

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15
Q

front relief

A

produces the front cutting edge

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16
Q

When and how was carbide discovered

A

In 1893 when trying to make artificial diamonds

17
Q

Advantages of using carbide bits

A
better surface finish
faster machining
cuts tougher metal such as carbon and stainless
longer working life
can run 8x's faster than HSS
no need for duplicate tools
18
Q

Disadvantages of Carbide bits

A

more expensive
not easily shaped or sharpened
not as tough as HSS
more brittle than HSS

19
Q

Common uses for carbide

A

lathe bits for turning
used in milling machines
saw blades
drill bits