Steady rest is
A.An additional support provided for long jobs
B.Used while turning unsymmetrical objects
C.Used during thready cutting only
D.Used when a lathe is subject to vibrations
E.Used when a lathe is not provided with foundations
A.An additional support provided for long jobs
B.Used while turning unsymmetrical objects
C.Used during thready cutting only
D.Used when a lathe is subject to vibrations
E.Used when a lathe is not provided with foundations
A.It does not use heat
B.It employs exothermal chemical reaction for developing high temperature
C.It is less time consuming
D.It does not require electrodes
E.None of the above
A.10 m/min
B.20 m/min
C.30 m/min
D.40 m/min
E.50 m/min
A.Bevel gears
B.Helical gears
C.Spur gears
D.Herringbone gears
E.Worm gears
A.Compression
B.Tension
C.Shear
D.Torsion
E.None of the above
A.Three jaw chuck
B.Four jaw chuck
C.Face place
D.Collet chuck
E.Magnetic chuck
A.Copper, nickel, silver
B.Copper, lead, tin
C.Copper, tin, silver
D.Copper, tin, zinc
E.Copper, zinc, silver
A.100?C
B.200?C
C.500?C
D.1000?C
E.1600?C
A.Reamer
B.Pipe cutter
C.Drill
D.Tapping
E.Jaw chuck
A.100 – 4000 cps
B.4000 – 20,000 cps
C.20,000 – 80,000 cps
D.80,000 – 800,000 cps
E.800,000 – 5000,000 cps