The learner will identify cutting tool materials and compare the machinability of materials.
Carbide and Other Cutting Tool Materials - Set 1
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Tungsten carbide (cemented carbide) is considered to be a composite material.
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Tungsten carbide (cemented carbide) is considered to be a composite material.
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True
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Hard carbide and cobalt were sintered together to produce man-made:
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Hard carbide and cobalt were sintered together to produce man-made:
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Diamonds
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Hard carbide and cobalt were sintered together to produce man-made:
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Diamonds
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Other binder materials were tested and used to help with the resistance of:
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Other binder materials were tested and used to help with the resistance of:
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Cratering
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Other binder materials were tested and used to help with the resistance of:
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Cratering
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Machinability factors are only limited to the type of material being machined.
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False
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Machinability factors are only limited to the type of material being machined.
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False
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A material that is considered to be 100% machinable is:
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A material that is considered to be 100% machinable is:
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B1112
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False
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False
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Tool life is affected by which of the following?
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Tool life is affected by which of the following?
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All of the above
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Tool life is affected by which of the following?
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All of the above
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Carbide and Other Cutting Tool Materials - Set 1
Which tooling setup is the second-most accurate and rigid method of tool holding?
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Clamping an end mill in a spring collet holder
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Clamping an end mill in a solid holder with the set screw on the shank diameter of the tool
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Clamping an end mill in a solid holder with the set screw clamped to the set screw flat on the tool shank
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Clamping an end mill in a hydraulic or shrink fit holder
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Which tooling setup is the second-most accurate and rigid method of tool holding?
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Clamping an end mill in a solid holder with the set screw clamped to the set screw flat on the tool shank
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Which tooling setup is the second-most accurate and rigid method of tool holding?
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Clamping an end mill in a solid holder with the set screw clamped to the set screw flat on the tool shank
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Which tooling setup option is the least accurate, or rigid, method of tool holding?
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Clamping an end mill in a spring collet holder
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Clamping an end mill in a solid holder with the set screw on the shank diameter of the tool
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Clamping an end mill in a solid holder with the set screw clamped to the set screw flat on the tool shank
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Clamping an end mill in a hydraulic or a shrink fit holder
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Which tooling setup option is the least accurate, or rigid, method of tool holding?
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Clamping an end mill in a spring collet holder
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Which tooling setup option is the least accurate, or rigid, method of tool holding?
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Clamping an end mill in a spring collet holder
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True
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True
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The average tool edge life expectancy of a coated carbide insert is approximately_______ in the cut.
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The average tool edge life expectancy of a coated carbide insert is approximately_______ in the cut.
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18 to 20 minutes
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The average tool edge life expectancy of a coated carbide insert is approximately_______ in the cut.
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18 to 20 minutes
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