Exam 5: Drill Press

The ____ is the part of the machine that holds and rotates work during machining.

The sliding motion of the saddle is parallel to the ways and is called ____ feed.

The ____ angle is the angle of the cutting edge of the tool relative to its shank.

If ring gages or a(n) ____ is(are) not available, the three-wire method may be used to measure pitch diameter.

Angular specifications of tapers are simply stated by the ____.

The jaws of ____ chucks are advanced and retracted independently of each other and allow for fine-tuning the position of the workpiece for maximum accuracy.

In the ____ method, the tailstock center is offset from the headstock spindle centerline.

The apron also contains the ____ lever that is used to switch between longitudinal and cross feed.

The jaws are closed and opened by inserting a special wrench called a ____ into a socket on the chuck.

The ____ angle is the angle of a thread's spiral relative to the center axis of the part.

____ is reducing the outside diameter of a workpiece.

Most ____ chucks move independently of each other, and each has its own adjusting screw.

To determine taper per foot given centerline angle, multiply the tangent of the centerline angle by ____.

The ____ is used to accomplish the alignment of the thread-cutting tool's form to the workpiece.

The tool bit method of machining uses a(n) ____ edge of a cutting tool to cut the taper.

The ____ can be used to secure workholding accessories to help support the workpiece in many operations.