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  Advanced Hole-Making Operations

  The learner will identify and select advanced cutting tools and procedures.

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  Angular Measurement

  The learner will identify angular measuring devices and demonstrate how to read a Vernier bevel protractor.

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  Angular Measurement

  The learner will examine the different types of angular measuring tools used in manufacturing.

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  Arbor-Driven Milling Cutters

  The learner will identify common arbor-driven milling cutters.

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  Basic Symbols Used in Engineering Drawings

  Learners examine the engineering drawing symbols used for counterbore, countersink, spotface, radius, diameter, and depth. In the quiz that completes the activity, they associate these symbols with their matching applications.

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  Basic Types of Lines Used in Engineering Drawings

  In this highly interactive object, learners associate basic line types and terms with engineering drawing geometry. A quiz completes the activity.

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  Calculating Speeds and Feeds used on Milling Machines

  The learner will calculate the proper speeds and feeds for particular milling machine applications.

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  Carbide and Other Cutting Tool Materials - Set 1

  The learner will identify cutting tool materials and compare the machinability of materials.

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  Carbide and Other Cutting Tool Materials - Set 2

  The learner will identify cutting tool materials and compare the machinability of materials.

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  Carbide Insert and Grade Selection

  The learner will identify different types of insert styles and grade selections.

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  Carbide Milling Cutter Selection

  The learner will identify important factors to consider when choosing carbide milling cutting tools.

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  Carbide Milling Fundamentals

  The learner will review fundamental aspects of milling with carbide.

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  Carbide Tool Geometry

  The learner will use the ANSI Insert Identification System to identify and select carbide tools.

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  Carbide Tools: Machine and Setup

  Learners will identify machine and setup factors for carbide cutting tools.

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  Carbide Turning Tool Geometry Set 1

  The learner will identify angles and cutting methods.

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  Carbide Turning Tool Geometry Set 2

  The learner will identify angles and cutting methods.

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  Chip Formation and Tool Wear

  The learner will identify the different types of chip formation and tool wear.

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  Cutting Speeds and RPM Calculations for Drill Press Operations

  The learner will calculate and select the proper cutting speeds for various drill press operations.

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  Depth Micrometer Set 1

  The learner will read a depth micrometer.

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  Depth Micrometer Set 2

  The learner will read a depth micrometer.

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  Dial Caliper Measurement

  The learner will read a dial caliper.

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  Dial Caliper Measurement Review

  The learner will read dial caliper measurements.

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  Drill Press Accessories/Procedures

  The learner will identify the tools and procedures needed to set up a drill press.

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  Drill Press Identification

  The learner will identify different types of drill presses and the major parts of a common drill press.

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  Drilling Operations

  The learner will identify types of drilling operations and the tools and procedures associated with them.

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  Engine Lathe Maintenance

  In this learning activity the student will explore regular engine lathe maintenance that is expected for lathe operators.

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  Files

  The learner will identify the basic parts of a common file and choose the proper file and procedure for a given operation.

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  Fractional Steel Rule Measurement

  The learner will read a fractional steel rule.

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  Fundamentals of Statistical Process Control Set 1

  The learner will identify the different types of data and terms associated with Statistical Process Control (SPC).

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  Fundamentals of Statistical Process Control Set 2

  The learner will identify the different types of data and terms associated with Statistical Process Control (SPC).

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  Gage Identification

  The learner will identify different types of gages used in machining.

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  General Shop Safety

  The learner will identify common safety issues in a shop setting as well as safe and unsafe work habits.

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  Geometric Characteristic Symbols

  The learner will identify the geometric characteristic based on its geometric symbol.

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  Grinding Machines and Processes

  The learner will identify types of grinding machines and the processes associated with them.

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  High Speed Lathe Cutting Tools

  The learner will identify different types of turning tools and the relief and rake angles associated with them.

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  Identifying Nonferrous Metals

  The learner will identify nonferrous metals from the descriptions provided.

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  Identifying the Parts of a Micrometer

  The learner will identify the parts of a micrometer.

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  Indirect Measurement Instruments

  The learner will define indirect measurement, identify common indirect measuring tools, and select the proper measuring tool for the situation.

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  Indirect/Comparison Measurement

  The learner will identify and select the proper type of indirect or comparison measuring device for a particular application.

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  Interpreting Engineering Drawings: Orthographic Projection 1

  The learner will develop 2D to 3D visualization skills by examining orthographic projections and using the Glass Box Theory.

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  Lathe Cutting Speed and RPM Calculations

  In this learning activity the student will define cutting speed and calculate the proper revolutions per minute for turning applications.

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  Lathe Identification

  The learner will identify turning machines and the operations associated with them.

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  Lathe Operations in Chucks

  The learner will identify operations that are performed on a lathe in a chuck.

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  Lathe Safety

  The learner will identify safe and unsafe work habits for operating a lathe.

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  Lathe Tool Holding Devices

  The learner will identify types of tool holders used on lathes.

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  Layout Tools and Procedures

  The learner will identify layout tools and determine proper layout procedures.

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  Lines Used in Print Reading

  The learner will identify lines used in blueprint reading.

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  Machine Tool Terms

  The learner will identify machine tool terms.

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  Machine Tool Turning

  The learner will understand the basics of machine turning including how a lathe works, the equipment used, and commonly used terms.

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  Measuring with an Outside Micrometer

  The learner will read an outside micrometer.

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  Milling Applications

  The learner will show an understanding of feed, speed, surface finish, and conventional milling.

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  Milling Cutter Identification

  In this learning activity the learner will identify the different types of milling cutters.

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  Milling Machine Feed Rate Calculations

  In this learning activity the student will calculate the proper feed rate for milling applications.

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  Milling Machine Safety

  The learner will identify safe and unsafe practices regarding milling machine operation.

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  Optimizing Milling Cutter Performance

  The learner will cover aspects of maximizing milling cutter performance.

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  Pedestal Grinder Set 1

  The learner will identify the parts, setup, and safe use of the pedestal grinder.

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  Pedestal Grinder Set 2

  The learner will identify the parts, setup, and safe use of the pedestal grinder.

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  Print Reading: Holder

  In this interactive exercise, learners test their ability to visualize a piece to be manufactured. The learning activity features animated pictorial views.

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  Print Reading: Hub

  Learners practice reading prints of a hub. They identify information located on the print and calculate missing dimensions.

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  Print Reading: Mounting Wedge

  Learners test their ability to visualize a mounting wedge in this interactive exercise that features animated pictorial views.

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  Print Reading: Slotted Block

  Learners test their ability to visualize a slotted block in this interactive exercise that features animated pictorial views.

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  Print Reading: Step Block

  In this animated print reading exercise, the learner calculates missing dimensions and identifies surfaces on projected views.

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  Print Reading: Three-Step Block

  Learners test their ability to visualize a three-step block in this interactive exercise that features animated pictorial views.

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  Radial Drill Press

  The learner will identify the main parts of a radial drilling machine.

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  Reading a Decimal Steel Rule

  The learner will read a decimal steel rule.

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  Reading a Metric Rule

  The learner will read a metric rule.

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  Reading a Vernier Instrument

  The learner will specify the correct measurements for a Vernier caliper.

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  Reading an Inch Micrometer

  The learner will read an inch micrometer.

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  Reading an Inch Micrometer

  The learner will give measurements using an inch micrometer.

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  Sawing Machines Set 1

  The learner will identify different types of sawing machines and their applications.

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  Sawing Machines Set 2

  The learner will identify different types of sawing machines and their applications.

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  Screw Threads and Fasteners 1

  The learner will identify parts of screw threads and fasteners on a series of drawings.

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  Screw Threads and Fasteners 2

  The learner will identify thread forms, the parts of a thread, and threaded fasteners.

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  Screw Threads and Fasteners 3

  The learner will identify thread forms, the parts of a thread, and threaded fasteners.

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  Speeds, Feeds, and Depth of Cuts

  The learner will explore the cutting conditions that affect cutting speed, feed rates, and depth of cut for turning operations.

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  Steel Rule Measurement

  In this learning activity the student will read a steel rule and identify proper and improper measuring applications.

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  Steel Rule Types and Uses Set 1

  The learner will identify types of steel rules and how each is used.

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  Steel Rule Types and Uses Set 2

  The learner will identify types of steel rules and how each is used.

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  Surface Grinding Wheel Maintenance

  The learner will identify and select the proper techniques for maintaining surface grinding wheels.

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  Taps and Dies

  The learner will identify common threading tools and the procedures for using them.

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  The Basic Types of Dimensioning Used in Engineering Drawings

  Learners examine the basic types of dimensioning including unidirectional and aligned systems, and linear, aligned, angled, arrowless, chain, datum, chart, tabular, radius, diameter, typical, and reference dimensions.

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  Threading on a Lathe

  The learner will identify and select the tools and procedures needed to set up a lathe for cutting threads.

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  Trouble-Shooting Milling Operations

  Learners will understand trouble-shooting techniques associated with milling.

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  Turning Between Centers

  The learner will identify tools and practices associated with setting up a lathe to turn between centers.

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  Turning Tool Fundamentals

  The learner will identify turning tool materials and the cutting conditions associated with turning.

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  Turning Tool Geometry Set 1

  The learner will identify turning tool geometry and explain the purpose of relief and rake angles.

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  Turning Tool Geometry Set 2

  The learner will identify turning tool geometry and explain the purpose of relief and rake angles.

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  Turning Tool Insert Clamping Systems

  The learner will identify types of carbide turning tool holders and the insert clamping procedures associated with each type.

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  Twist Drill Parts

  The learner will identify twist drill parts.

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  Using a Depth Micrometer

  Learners will test their ability to read a depth micrometer in this interactive quiz.

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  Using an Edge Finder

  The learner will use an edge finder to locate the edge of a workpiece.

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  Using Carbide Cutting Tools

  The learner will identify proper and improper operating conditions when using carbide cutting tools.

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  Vernier Reading Review

  The learner will specify the correct measurement for the vernier caliper.

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  Work-Holding Devices

  In this learning activity the student will identify and select the proper type of work-holding and procedures for particular applications.