Shop Safety
This is the proper way to remove chips from a machine.
Answer: Brush
The part of a lathe that holds the workpiece.
Answer: Chuck
This method involves adjusting the tailstock for taper cutting.
Answer: Setover/Offset Tailstock
This operation enlarges holes in a workpiece.
Answer: Boring
This tool is commonly used to measure to 1/64″.
Answer: Steel Rule
Always ensure this is in place before operating a machine.
Answer: Guards
This part moves the cutting tool into position.
Answer: Carriage
The measurement method used for determining the angle of tapers.
Answer: Gage
The process of cutting grooves or recesses in a workpiece.
Answer: Grooving
This precision tool can measure to 0.0001″.
Answer: Micrometer
This type of clothing should be avoided in the machine shop.
Answer: Loose
This component is used to support long workpieces.
Answer: Tailstock
This term describes the gradual increase or decrease in diameter.
Answer: Taper
This operation is performed to create a raised pattern on the workpiece.
Answer: Knurling
This tool is used for measuring internal dimensions.
Answer: Inside Micrometer
The category of materials that can ignite and cause fires.
Answer: Combustible
The name of the part that rotates to drive the cutting tool.
Answer: Spindle
These threads are designed for transmitting motion.
Answer: ACME Screw
This tool is used for grinding operations on a lathe.
Answer: Tool Post Grinder
The method used to verify the accuracy of master gages.
Answer: Gage Blocks
These sheets provide crucial information about chemicals and safety.
Answer: Safety Data Sheets
The device that allows for various tool positions on a lathe.
Answer: Tool Post
The tool used to measure the pitch of threads.
Answer: Thread Gage/Screw Pitch Gage
This operation ensures the diameter and finish of holes are accurate.
Answer: Reaming
This type of gage checks the fit of screw threads.
Answer: Thread Gage