Chapter 8 drills and drilling operations.
Tooling & Production › Vol. 67 Nbr. 5, August 2001
Linked as:
Extract
Chapter 8 drills and drilling operations.
Metal Removal
Cutting-Tool Materials Metal Removal Methods Machinability of Metals Single Point Machining Turning Tools and Operations Turning Methods and Machines Grooving and Threading Shaping and Planing Hole Making Processes Drills and Drilling Operations Drilling Methods and Machines Boring Operations and Machines Reaming and Tapping Multi Point Machining Milling Cutters and Operations Milling Methods and Machines Broaches and Broaching Saws and Sawing Finishing Processes Grinding Wheels and Operations Grinding Methods and Machines Lapping and Honing 8.1 Introduction Drilling is the process most commonly associated with producing machined holes. Although many other processes contribute to the production of holes, including boring, reaming, broaching and internal grinding, drilling accounts for the majority of holes produced in the machine shop. This is because drilling is a simple, quick and economical. The other methods are used principally for more accurate, smoother, larger holes. They are often used after a drill has already made the pilot hole. Drilling is one of the most complex machining processes. The chief characteristic that distinguishes it from other machini...See the full content of this document
Sponsored links
