Turning
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- Created on: 13-03-17 16:25
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- Turning
- Can Use:
- Wood turning lathe
- Cutting tools are held in hand
- Rested on a toolrest
- Work secured on faceplate
- Or
- Turned between centres
- Or
- Ensure timber is free from knots before turning
- Cutting tools are held in hand
- Metalworking lathe
- Work securely held in a chuck
- Chuck is rotated
- Cutting tool moved to reduce diameter
- Chuck is rotated
- Work must be secure
- Aligned properly
- Too high
- Cut inefficiently
- Too low
- Work attempt to ride up and over the tool and snap the cutting tip
- Too high
- Aligned properly
- Most important and versatile machine in the workshop
- Can be used for a large number of tasks
- Drilling holes in round material
- Producing tapers
- Producing threads in bars
- Can be used for a large number of tasks
- Work securely held in a chuck
- Wood turning lathe
- Two basic processes:
- Facing off
- Smoothing end of a piece of material
- Turning down
- Reducing diameter of material
- Facing off
- Two types of chuck:
- 3 jaw self centering chuck
- For holding round or hexagonal bars
- 4 jaw independent chuck
- Holds material of any cross section
- 3 jaw self centering chuck
- Tool post
- Where cutting tool is secured
- Can be moved along the work (turning down)
- Reduce diameter
- Can be moved across the work (facing off)
- Smooth down its end
- Can be moved along the work (turning down)
- Movement controlled by hand wheels
- Where cutting tool is secured
- Can Use:
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