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Machining: Workshop Practice ME-105
Machining: Workshop Practice ME-105
Machining: Workshop Practice ME-105
Workshop Practice
ME-105
• The cutting tool is moved linearly across the rotating work piece
resulting into material removal.
• The linear motion of cutting tool is called feed and it determines the
depth and speed of cutting
• Turning operations are performed on lathe machines.
• In turning the tool moves across the lathe bed in forward-backward fashion
and front-to-back but in normal operation never up and down.
• Hobbing is a machining process for gear cutting, cutting splines, and cutting
sprockets on a hobbing machine, which is a special type of milling machine.
The teeth or splines are progressively cut into the work piece by a series of
cuts made by a cutting tool called a hob.
Drilling
• Drilling is a cutting process that uses a drill bit to cut a hole of
circular cross-section in solid materials
• Boring is when you make a hole in your work piece larger. That means if
your work piece already has a hole in it then you can make it larger by
boring that hole. Usually boring is done after drilling.
• Next thing about the three processes is that they have individual tools for
them. The process of drilling uses a drill bit. But the boring process uses a
lathe and reaming uses reamers. So there is also a difference in terms of tools.
• The process of boring always comes after the drilling. And reaming comes at
last. The sequence is always the same. You cannot bore until you drill. And you
cannot ream until you bore. So by drilling, you can directly have a hole you
want. But boring and reaming are the helping processes. Or they are the
processes that will make a better hole.
Shaping and Planning
• Head Stock
• Chuck
• Tool Post
• Compound Rest
• Tail Stock
• Bed
• Lead Screw
• Carriage
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