Professional Documents
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Tools
Tools
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Objective
Categories of tools
Description of cutting tools
Tools material and selection
Tool life
Tool failure
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What is tool ?
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Categories of tools
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Hand Tools
HOLDING TOOL
COMBINATION PLIER
CIRCLIP PLIER
STRIKING TOOL
HAMMER
MALLET, etc
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Hand Tools
TIGHTENING TOOL
SPANNER
ALLEN KEY
SCREW DRIVER
WRENCH, etc
CUTTINING TOOL
HAND HACK SAW
CHIESEL
FILE, etc
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Hand Tools
MEASURING TOOL
SCALE
PROTECTOR
LEVEL
COMPASS
VERNIER
MIRCOMETER, etc
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Machine Tools
FORMING TOOLS
DIE
ROLLERS (THREAD,SHEET)
FORGING
STAMPING
HYDRO-FORMING etc.
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Machine Tools
CUTTING TOOLS
GRINDING WHEELS
BROACHES
HOBS
TAPS
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Tools Material
1) High Carbon Steel
- 0.6–0.99% carbon
- resist up to temp 220° C
- cutting speed limit 0.15 m/s
- used for cutting mild steel
3) Cast alloys
- 45% cobalt, 32% chromium, 21% tungsten, and 2% carbon.
- resist up to temp 760° C
- cutting speed 60% higher than HSS
- hot hardness better than HHS
- high abrasion resistance
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Tools Material
4) Cemented carbides (cermet) (sintered carbide)
- mixture of tungsten carbide, titanium, or tantalum carbide in powder form, sintered in a matrix of
cobalt or nicke
- cutting speed 30 - 150 m/s
- High temp Hardness
- Low thermal expansion
- High modulus of elasticity
- no effective standards for choosing carbide grade specifications
5) Coated Carbides
- thin layer of titanium carbide fused to a conventional tough grade carbide
- multiple layers of under .001 of an inch thickness
- cutting speed 100 - 250 m/s
- longer tool life than conventional carbide
6) Ceramics
- Two types of ceramic cutting tools are available: the alumina-based and the silicon nitride-based
- resist up to temp 760° C
- operate best at light loads and high speeds.
- cutting speed 150 – 650 m/s
- brittle and have little resistance to to shock
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Tools Material
7) CUBIC BORON NITRIDE (CBN)
- Second in hardness to diamond
- cutting speed 30 - 310 m/s
- Standard choice for machining steel with a hardness of 50 Rc or higher
- Good chemical inertness
- Excellent wear resistance
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Tool Life
WHAT IS TOOL LIFE
The length of time that a cutting tool can function properly before it begins to fail
Mathematically the tool life can be expressed in the following equation( Taylor equation)
V Tn = C
Where
V = CUTTING SPEED
T = TOOL LIFE
n = COSTANT
C = CONSTANT
The constants n and C may be found for specific workpiece and tool material and feed, f,
either by experiment or from published data.
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Tool Failure
WHAT IS TOOL FAILURE
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