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Deep-hole drilling rotates workpiece while drill advances into it axially.
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Soft material loads wheel pores, causing frequent clogging and poor grinding.
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Higher cutting speed softens workpiece material thermally, reducing cutting forces.
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Brittle metals fracture ahead of tool, forming discontinuous chips instead.
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Flat drill point geometry gives cutting angles between ninety and one-hundred-twenty degrees.
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Larger grains reduce cutting resistance and improve tool life in machining.
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Brass, copper, and copper-tungsten all serve as suitable EDM electrodes.
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Wheel grade selection depends on workpiece, speeds, and machine condition together.
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Motion parallel to lathe axis advances tool along workpiece length.
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A single-point tool geometry includes rake, cutting, and lip angles together.
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None listed describes mandrel holding hollow workpiece through bore for machining.
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Horizontal boring machine keeps work stationary while tool rotates for boring operations.
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