The process of producing a flat surface at the end of a workpiece in a lathe is called:

Reducing the diameter of a workpiece along its length is called:

Enlarging a drilled hole using a single-point tool on a lathe is known as:

Producing a rough diamond-shaped pattern on a workpiece surface is called:

Cutting off the finished part from the remaining stock in a lathe is called:

The part of a single-point lathe tool that removes material from the workpiece is called:

The main body of a lathe tool which fits into the tool post is called:

The surface of the tool over which the chips flow is called:

The angle between the face of the tool and the normal to the work surface is known as:

The angle provided to prevent the tool from rubbing against the workpiece is called:

The selection of a lathe cutting tool mainly depends on:

For machining mild steel, the most suitable cutting tool material is:

Which tool material is preferred for very high-speed machining?

Which factor is least important in selecting a lathe tool?

For rough turning, the tool selected should have

Cutting speed in a lathe is expressed in:

Cutting speed depends on:

The formula for cutting speed (V) in turning is:

Feed in lathe is measured in:

Increasing cutting speed beyond recommended value results in:

The relationship between feed rate, spindle speed, and cutting speed is mainly determined by

For larger diameter jobs, cutting speed for the same rpm will be:

The depth of cut in a lathe is measured in:

Which factor is most critical in selecting feed rate for finishing cuts?

In lathe turning, if spindle speed is doubled, cutting speed will: