
| Thread Cutting by Dies and Taps - Course: Techniques for Machining of Material - Instruction Examples for Practical Vocational Training. |
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This example focuses attention on thread cutting by dies on simple cylindrical workpieces.

Material
stand. 42 (steel with a tensile strength of up to 420 MPa)
Dimensions
Ø 38 x 96
Tools
recessed right-side cutting turning tool, die M 20, chucking spanner
Measuring and testing tools
vernier caliper, thread ring gauge M 20
Accessories
extendable chucking jaws, rotating tip, log measure 45 mm, coolants and cutting compounds
Required previous knowledge
drawing comprehension, measuring and testing, thread cutting by hand, longitudinal turning and surfacing, possibilities and employment of chucking and accessories
Workshop drawing explanations
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M 20: |
M = metric thread |
All surfaces have been machine-finished. |
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20 = nominal diameter | |
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Sequence of operations |
Remarks |
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1. Dimensional inspection | |
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2. Clamp workpiece |
Clamping in extendable jaws to Ø 36 mm |
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3. Clamp tool |
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4. Set the cutting values for longitudinal turning | |
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5. Yield thread Ø M 20 |
Clamping - rotational tip in diameter 20 mm x 45 mm to 19.8 mm
as, whilst cutting, the external diameter increases by about 1/10 of the thread
increment amount. |
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6. Set the cutting values for thread cutting |
For steel v = 3 - 4 m min-1 |
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7. Position die |
Straight positioning by pressing down the quill |
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8. Cut the thread |
It is sensible to cut a few turns by hand whilst the machine is
switched off. Ensure proper cooling and lubrication. |
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9. Unload the workpiece | |
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10. Dimensional inspection | |
