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Picture from
Figure 8.51, Manufacturing Processes for�
Engineering Materials� 2nd
Ed, Kalpakjian, p. 540.
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This chart gives
an idea of the vast number of different operations that can be performed
using a lathe.
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NOTE may want
to use RDPL lathe tools as Visual Aids.
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Turning
tools.� Notice the left handed and
right handed. Describes the side from which we approach.� Recall the discussions on tool
geometry.� A right handed tool is
designed to approach from the right side-- its geometry is set up based on
the assumption of a right handed approach.�
Don�t use it from the left hand side.�
Similarly for the left handed tool.
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In general you
have to know for what purposes a tool was designed.� Many grooving tools are made solely for
plunge cutting-- they are not designed to cut transverse to the workpiece.
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