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    1. Machining involves removing material from a workpiece through shear deformation using a cutting tool. 2. The key factors that influence machining are chip thickness, shear strain, and shear strength. 3. The main machining processes are turning, drilling, milling, and face milling, which use different types of tools and motions.

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    1. Machining involves removing material from a workpiece through shear deformation using a cutting tool. 2. The key factors that influence machining are chip thickness, shear strain, and shear strength. 3. The main machining processes are turning, drilling, milling, and face milling, which use different types of tools and motions.

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    Summary Ch.17

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    1. Machining involves removing material from a workpiece through shear deformation using a cutting tool. 2. The key factors that influence machining are chip thickness, shear strain, and shear strength. 3. The main machining processes are turning, drilling, milling, and face milling, which use different types of tools and motions.

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