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TURNING OPERATIONS
Straight Turning
Taper Turning
Contour Turning
Forming
Lathe Workholding
Chamfering
Chucks
Grooving
Collets
Thread Chasing
Mandrels
Facing
Holemaking
Face Drivers
Reaming
Boring
Compound Rest
Tapping
Tool Post
Parting Off
Tailstock
Picking Off
LATHE TYPES
Engine Lathe
CNC Lathes
Cutting Fluids
OPERATING PARAMETERS
Turn-Mill Lathes
Cutting Speed
Feed Rate
Depth Of Cut
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Turning Operations
External turning can be broken down into a number of basic operations. Straight turning reduces the work
to a specified diameter equally along the works axis. Taper turning produces a taper along the axis of the
workpiece. Tapers are produced by either offsetting the tailstock from centerline or by using a taper
attachment. Contour turning or profiling uses a single-point cutting tool along with a CNC control to
produce a surface contour. Forming uses a cutting tool ground with the form or geometry of the desired
shape. This forming tool is advanced perpendicular to the axis of the work to reproduce its shape on the
workpiece.
Other lathe operations include chamfering to remove sharp edges, grooving to produce recesses and
shoulders, thread chasing with tools to produce the desired thread form, facing to finish the ends of a
workpiece, parting off to cut off finished pieces from the stock, and picking off where a finished part is
grabbed, cut off, and then transferred to another location such as a second spindle.
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Operating Parameters
Regardless of the type of lathe, three key parameters determine productivity and part quality. These
parameters are:
cutting speed
feed rate
depth of cut
The cutting speed is the rate at which the surface of the work moves past the cutting tool.
The feed rate is the rate at which the tool advances into the work.
The depth of cut is the amount of material removed as the work revolves on its axis.
Other factors include the machinability of the work material, the material type and the geometry of the cutting
tool, the angle that the cutting tool enters the work, the type of turning operation, and the overall condition
and power of the lathe itself.
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That portion of a lathe carriage that contains the clutches, gears, and
levers for moving the carriage. It also protects the mechanism.
bed
bench lathe
bore
boring
boring bar
boring tool
A cutting tool in which the tool bit, the boring bar and, in some cases,
the tool holder are incorporated in one solid piece.
carriage
A principal part of a lathe that carries the cutting tool and consists of
the saddle, compound rest. and apron.
center
center, dead
A dead center that has a portion of the 60 degree cone cut away.
center, live
A center that revolves with the work. Generally. this is the headstock
center; however, the ball bearing type tailstock center is also called a
live center.
centers
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chuck jaws
chuck, universal
A chuck whose jaws are so arranged that they are all moved together
at the same rate by a special wrench. Also known as a self-centering
chuck or concentric chuck.
collet
compound rest
The part of a lathe set on the carriage that carries the tool post and
holder. It is designed to swing in any direction and to provide feed for
turning short angles or tapers.
counterboring
cross slide
The slide that gives the wheelslide its cross-axis or crossfeed motion.
cutoff
cutoff burr
A projection of material left when the workpiece falls from the stock
before the separating cut has been completed.
cutting speed
dead center
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faceplate
A large circular plate with slots and holes for mounting the workpiece
to be machined. It is attached to the headstock of a lathe.
facing
feed rate
follower rest
following error
The distance lag at any specific time between the actual position and
the command position in a closed-loop servo system for NC
contouring machines.
footstock
gantry
headstock
lead screw
The long, precision screw located in front of the lathe bed geared to
the spindle, and used for cutting threads; also, the table screw on the
universal milling machine when geared to the indexing head for helical
milling.
machinability
parting
The operation of cutting off a piece from a part held in the chuck of a
lathe.
setup
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spindle speed
steady rest
swing
tailstock
taper
tumbler gears
ways
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