Exam 5: Drill Press

The ____ tool post consists of a T-nut, clamping stud, and tool post.

The lathe ____ is located on the right side of the headstock and is the foundation of the entire machine.

____ threads are easily identified since the thread form is asymmetrical.

A ____ is mounted in a bearing cartridge and freely rotates with the workpiece while the mounting shank stays stationary.

The top of the lathe bed contains precision-ground flat and v-shaped rails known as the ____.

The ____ slide sits atop the saddle and provides cutting-tool movement perpendicular to the ways.

Before setting up the lathe for the offset tailstock method, the ____ must be calculated.

The headstock ____ is used to attach various workholding devices to the spindle.

A ____ is a constant change in diameter of a cylindrical part.

A ____ is mounted to the headstock spindle and is generally made of cast iron with a series of slots machined into its face.

The ____ thread has a very distinct appearance since the included angle of the thread form is 29 degrees and the threads are thicker and somewhat square.

The purpose of ____ is to remove as much material as quickly as possible.

The ____ is located at the upper left side of the engine lathe.

____ collets are used to grip on short workpieces whose diameters are too large to fit within the envelope of standard spring collets

____ is using a single-point cutting tool to enlarge an existing hole.

To start the threading passes, position the tool at the start of the thread after touching off and setting the compound-rest and cross-slide collars to "____."

____ have holes in their centers to match the size and shape of the workpiece to be held.

____ diameter is important for achieving a desired thread fit and is a standardized dimension directly referenced from a chart.

The ____ of a thread refers to the spiral shape created by the thread grooves.

If TPI is known, first multiply TPI by ____ to get TPF, then divide TPF by 24.