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close this bookThread Cutting by Dies and Taps - Course: Techniques for machining of material. Trainees' handbook of lessons (Institut für Berufliche Entwicklung, 20 p.)
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View the document1. Purpose and importance of thread cutting by dies and taps
View the document2. Construction and types of dies and taps
View the document3. Preparations for thread cutting by dies and taps
View the document4. Thread cutting by dies on simple cylindrical workpieces
View the document5. Thread cutting by dies on recessed cylindrical workplaces
View the document6. Thread cutting by taps on through holes
View the document7. Thread cutting by taps on blind holes
View the documentAppendix 1

5. Thread cutting by dies on recessed cylindrical workplaces

External thread results from outer surface processing of the workpiece.

- Work is made in the chuck.

- The workpiece is clamped in the extended chuck jaws.

- The die is positioned in the die holder.

- The die is brought into position with the help of the quill.

- The first thread turns are cut by hand.

- Following the starting cut machine processing is made with the help of a support for the die holder.

- Ensure that the chip chambers are kept clean.

- Switch off the lathe 2 - 3 mm before reaching the shoulder and cut the remaining thread turns by hand in order to prevent tool breakage and ensure sound quality.

- Turn the die back by hand upon ending the work sequence. Having completed the thread, deburr all sharp edges with a finishing file.

- Ensure proper cooling and lubrication. Only measure and check with the machine at rest.

- The thread is checked by means of a thread ring gauge.

How is the die positioned on the workpiece?
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