Drilling

Drilling

Used to remove material from the inside of a workpiece. This process utilises standard drill bitsheld stationary in the tail stock or tool turret of the lathe.

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drilling

Industrial machinery; Lathe

Used to remove material from the inside of a workpiece. This process utilizes standard drill bitsheld stationary in the tail stock or tool turret of the lathe.

drilling

Manufacturing; Contract manufacturing

Making a round hole or cavity by boring directly into a solid surface with rotating bits.

drill bit

Automotive; Automobile

A piece of rod with spiral recesses cut in it and a hardened steel tip, made in different sizes for drilling different sized holes, and inserted in the chuck of a drill.

drill

Automotive; Automobile

(1) A tool used to bore holes. (2) The action of using a drill to make a hole.

drilled

Automotive; Automobile

An expression used to describe a hole which has been cut into a crankshaft to allow oil to be fed to the main bearings on the connecting rod throws.

alignment key

Industrial machinery; Lathe

A precision ground key that fits in slots in the top of the bed and bottom of the headstock to keep the headstock aligned straight with the tailstock. Removing this key and ...

apron

Industrial machinery; Lathe

Front part of the carriage assembly on which the carriage handwheel is mounted.

bed

Industrial machinery; Lathe

The dovetailed steel bar on which the saddle and tailstock are moved back and forth. This is the main supporting casting running the length of the lathe.

drawbolt

Industrial machinery; Lathe

Goes through the hole in the spindle to draw chucks and other accessories into the headstock taper inside the spindle. A special washer locates it on center in the spindle hole.

dog

Industrial machinery; Lathe

Also known as a Lathe Dog or Dogleg. An "L"-shaped adapator, usually made of cast iron, with a hole for the workpiece and locking screw to secure the workpiece. Used to clamp a ...