The width of cutting edge of a parting off tool varies from
A. 3 to 12 mm
B. 5 to 20 mm
C. 8 to 30 mm
D. 15 to 40 mm
Answer: Option A
Solution (By Examveda Team)
The width of the cutting edge of a parting-off tool depends on the type of material being cut and the rigidity required for the operation.A typical range for parting-off tools used in lathe operations falls between 5 mm to 20 mm, which provides a balance between strength and precision.
Narrower tools (closer to 5 mm) are used for smaller workpieces and precision cuts, while wider tools (up to 20 mm) are preferred for heavier and tougher materials to reduce deflection and ensure stability.
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Maximum possible Clearance=max.Hole size - Min.Shaft size
Max.hole size = 25.02
Min.Shaft size = 24.99
Max.clearance=25.02 - 24.99 = 0.03mm
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