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Chapter 5.3, Problem 11RQ
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When facing, why should the tool not be fed past the center of the workpiece?
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The reason of being not feeding the tool past the centre of the workpiece during facing operation on the lathe.
Explanation of Solution
In facing operation, the metal is removed from the end of the workpiece to produce a flat surface. The four jaw chucks with rectangular shapes are generally used to hold the workpiece while performing facing operation...
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