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We select the following sequence of operations: 1. The collet is released, The angle of rotation of the camshaft is fixed at 10" in accordance with Table 15. After the release of the collet the end of the bar is pressed by a counten•eight against cut-off 2. The headstock withdraws to its start position. Length of headstock travel is: 10 .375 + 0 .158 = 10.511 . The dimension 1 0 .375 is the sum of the nominal dimension 1 0.450 and half the sum of the tolerances on the . . (- 0.10+ 0.02 - 0.03- 0.04) dunenswns 3.40, 0 .88, 4.52 and 1 .65 : 1 0 .45 + 2 = 10.375 mm. The dimensions 0.158 mm is the width of cut-off tool No. 4. In calculating length dimensions, half the tolerances are taken into account. The angle of rotation of the camshaft for the drop 10.5 X 2 = 21 mm is set at 14•, in accordance 1•ith Table 1 1 . 3 . The collet closes. The angle o f rotation of the camshaft i s 1 5 • according t o Table 15. 4. Tool No. 4 withdraws to its original position. The travel is 2 + 0.10 = 2.10 mm, where 0.1 0 mm is the tool cross-over. The angle of rotation of the camshaft is 3", according to Table 15. At the same time tool No. 1 approaches from its neutral position and is positioned for work (Figure 11). The travel of tool No, 1 is 1 .45 mm, this being the difference (2 mm- 0.55 mm) where 2 mm is the distance 5. The diameter for the thread is turned by tool No. 1. The headstock travel is 3 ,40 - 1.65- 0.346 - 0.05+ 0.1 0 m m = 1 .454 mm , where 3 .40, 1 .65, 0 .346 are the dimensions from the sketch given in the operation sheet; 0 .05 is half the tolerance on the dimension 3 .40; and 0.10 is the initial distance from tool to bar. We specify a feed of 0.03 mm. The number of spindle revolutions necessary to turning a part of this 1 .454 length will be 0.03 = 48 . 6 . Dwell for cleaning the face . The angle of rotation of the camshaft is 2·. 1 .46 - 1 .1 0 7 . Tool N o . 1 retracts for chamfering. The tool travel i s 2 0.06 = 0.12 mm, where the dimension 1 .46 is taken from the sketch; 1 .1 mm is the diameter turned for the 1 .2 mm thread; and 0.06 is The angle of rotation of the camshaft is 3•, from Table 15. 8 . The chamfer is produced by the simultaneous motion of the headstock and tool No. 1. A 0.01 mm feed is chosen from Table 5 for chamfering at 45•, Both the headstock and the tool travel 0.06 mm, and the As already mentioned above, the number of spindle revolutions necessary for performing all the oper ations is first calculated and then the number of cam degrees actually eq1ployed in working the part is com puted (see below). 9. The 1 .46 mm diameter is turned by tool No. 1 (Figure 31). The headsto�k 'travel is where 1 .65 mm = 0,06 mm = 0.03 2 1 .6 5 - 0.06- = 1 .575 mm, the length between shoulders according to the sketch ; half the tolerance on the dimension 1.65. The feed of 0.02 mm is taken from Table 5. 1 0. Dwell for cleaning the face surface. A ngle of rotation of the camshaft is z•. 11. Tool No. 1 w ithdraws to its neutral position. The travel is = 1 .2 7 mm. The number of degrees corresponding to this idle movement is 5, according to Table 7 . 12. The headstock advances 6 m m rapidly for threading. The angle o f rotation o f the camshaft i s g•, according to Table 11. 13. An M 1 .2 mm thread with a pitch of 0.25 mm is chased for a length of 1 .40 mm. The number of spindle revolutions is calculated as follows: 1 3 3 |