Relief angle on HSS tools usually vary from
A.3 to 10?
B.11 to 15?
C.16 to 150?
D.22 to 27?
E.28 to 30?
A.3 to 10?
B.11 to 15?
C.16 to 150?
D.22 to 27?
E.28 to 30?
A.Scale
B.Micrometer
C.Pitch gauge
D.Twist drill
E.Vernier caliper
A.Nickel
B.Cobalt
C.Chromium
D.Carbon
E.Sulphur
A.Damaged nut
B.Nut manufactured in parts
C.Nut with half the standard pitch
D.A double start nut for a quick shift
E.Mechanism that locks the lathe carriage to the lead screw for thread cutting
A.Goose neck tool
B.Threading tool
C.Parting tool
D.Drilling tool
E.Boring tool
A.Hydraulic
B.Pneumatic
C.Electric and electronic
D.Any of the above
E.None of the above
A.Mild steel
B.Cast iron
C.Bakelite
D.Plastics
E.Hard steels and nickel alloys
A.1440 rpm
B.1500 rpm
C.1630 rpm
D.1760 rpm
E.1830 rpm
A.Capacitive
B.Inductive
C.Magneto-electric
D.Photoelectric
E.Any of the above
A.Gross weight of lathe
B.Diameter of chuck
C.Maximum speed of chuck
D.Swing of lathe
E.Height of centres from ground