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Machine Tools And Processes
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1. AKA grinder - used to remove materials by rotating an abrasive wheel. Usually used when a smooth - acurate surface finish is required. Honing and laping made extremely smooth and acurate surface finishes. Variety of grindng machine types.
Grinding Machine
Lathe
Universal Milling Machine
Chamfer
2. Used primarily for the production of horizontal - vertical - or angular flat surfaces. Is being replaced by the milling machine
Key
Counterbore
Shaper
Ream
3. A milling machine with a worktable that can be swiveled for milling helical work. It is always supplied with attachments - including an indexing fixture. Table action and rotary head can go along all three axes (x - y - and z).
Drill
Universal Milling Machine
Keyseat
Countersink
4. A small-radius outside corner formed between two surfaces - a rounded exterior corner
Key
Chemical Machining
Grinding Machine
Round
5. Used to enlarge the end(s) of a machined hole to a specified diameter and depth
Keyseat
Saw Machine
Counterbore
Chemical Machining
6. A groove or channel cut in a shaft
Keyseat
Universal Milling Machine
Milling Machine
Fillet
7. May be used as cutoff tools to establish the length of material for further machining. Ex: abrasive saw - tube saw - power band saw - power hacksaw - water jet
Saw Machine
Counterbore
Fillet
Drilling Machine
8. A conical feature in the end of a machined hole. Used to recess the conically shaped head of a fastener - such as a flathead machine screw
Ream
Shaper
Countersink
Key
9. Slightly rounded curves at corners - helps to distribute stress more equally throughout the part - a rounded interior corner to help strengthen
Key
Fillet
Bore
Shaper
10. (or boring) process for enlarging an existing hole.
Countersink
Shaper
Chemical Machining
Bore
11. Used to machine new holes of enlarge existing holes in material.
Round
Drill
Milling Machine
Key
12. The shaft and key are inserted into a hub - wheel - or pulley where the key mates with a groove
Bore
Keyway
Round
Ream
13. Process that uses chemicals to remove material accurately. Chemicals are placed on the part to be removed and the other parts are protected. Ex: Electrochemical - ultrasonic machining - laser machining
Drill
Keyway
Keyseat
Chemical Machining
14. A slight angle used to relieve a sharp corner or to assist an entry of a pin or thread
Shaper
Chamfer
Drilling Machine
Milling Machine
15. Used to cut material by turing cylindrically shaped objects.
Ream
Key
Lathe
Drill
16. Better known as a drill press - is used to machine-drill holes in material. Other drilling operations are performed such as reaming - boring - countersinking - counter boring - and tapping.
Key
Drilling Machine
Bore
Chemical Machining
17. Used to enlarge of finish a hole that has been drilled - bored - of cored.
Saw Machine
Round
Ream
Counterbore
18. Secures metal to a carriage and feeds it to a rotating cutter that shapes the metal. It creates flat and angular surfaces and grooves on the metal. Most versital tool
Counterbore
Ream
Chamfer
Milling Machine
19. A machine part that is used as a positive connection for transmitting torque between a shaft and a hub - pulley - or wheel
Key
Drill
Counterbore
Universal Milling Machine