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FAQ:

^{Q1: What is turn in lathe?}

^{A: What is Turning? Turning is a machining process used to make cylindrical parts, where the cutting tool moves in a linear fashion while the workpiece rotates. Commonly performed with a lathe, turning reduces the diameter of a workpiece, typically to a specified dimension, and produces a smooth part finish.}

^{Q2: What is step turning process?}

^{A: Step turning is a turning process in which series of steps having different diameters is produced with the lathe machine. Procedure. Fix the cylindrical workpiece into the chuck and secure it properly.}

^{Q3: What are the advantages of turning?}

^{A: Advantages of the turning process:}

• ^{All materials are compatible.}

• ^{Very good tolerance.}

• ^{Short lead time.}

• ^{No high skilled operator required.}

• ^{The material removal rate is flexible.}

^{Q4: What are the three main movements of turning operations?}

^{A: Therefore, there are three basic movements: Rotation movement: The part to be mechanized is placed on a rotating shaft, making it rotates around itself. Advanced movement: The tool moves parallel to the piece, making a straight movement that defines the machining contour.}

^{Q5: What is spark machining?
A: Spark machining is a Substractive machining process that attains the desired shape by producing sparks that melt tiny portions of a metal workpiece. Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM) is another term for that method, spark eroding, burning, die sinking, wire burning, and wire erosion.}

^{Q6: What are two types of EDM machines?
A: Conventional EDM Machines. Conventional EDM also goes by several other names, such as sinker EDM, die sinking, cavity-type EDM, volume EDM and ram EDM.
Wire EDM Machines. Wire EDM, also known as spark EDM, wire burning and wire erosion, uses a thin heated wire as an electrode.}

^{Q7: How accurate is spark erosion?
A: Solid sink spark erosion can deliver accuracy between 0.020mm and 0.050mm, often faster, more economically, and with greater guarantees of accuracy than conventional machining techniques.}

^{Q8: What machine is used for cutting wires?
A: Wire cutters are commonly used to cut copper, brass, iron, aluminum, and steel wire. Some wire cutters have insulated handles which ensure that you will not get shocked from the wires you're working with. Diagonal cutters have intersecting jaws that cut the wire at an angle, leaving a flat tip.}

^{Q9: How does wire cutting work?
The wire cutting machine works by sending a current between the wire and the workpiece, causing millions of sparks to fly. Therefore, this sparking generates heat, about 15,000 degrees Fahrenheit—enough to melt away microscopic bits of the workpiece, creating fine cuts and intricate shapes.}