Question: 3 a. Differentiate clearly between the three different categories of material removal processes. b. What is the effect of rake angle (ranging from highly +ve to –ve) on chip formation, cutting force and power requirements? c. Describe the ideal chip type.

Question: 3 a. Differentiate clearly between the three different categories of material removal processes. b. What is the effect of rake angle (ranging from highly +ve to –ve) on chip formation, cutting force and power requirements? c. Describe the ideal chip type.

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Chapter6: Milling

Section6.2: Tools, Toolholding, And Workholding For The Vertical Milling Machine

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Machining Processes and Machine Tools

Machining is represented as the process in which an excessive amount of substance is eliminated from the particular element in the form of pieces. In machining, cutting tools such as rotary tools, lathe, drill press, grinder, chop saw, welders, and many more are applied to get the desired shape. As compared to other manufacturing processes, machining is precise and versatile.

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