Workpieces

Workpieces which have not been centrically chucked may easily, because of the unevenly influencing centrifugal forces, detach themselves from the machine.

6. Turning Technology Gnter Hanisch 1993

Workpieces to be planed must completely be free of:

3. Preparations for Planing Rolf Jakoby 1993

Workpieces chucked inbetween the centres should not be completely cut off.

6. Turning Technology Gnter Hanisch 1993

- Workpieces of different thickness should not be inserted at the same time.

6. Construction of the Thicknessing Miller Johannes Schollbach 1993

- Workpieces must be secured against twisting and pulling up in relation to their sizes.

1. Objectives and contents of practical vocational training in the working techniques of “Drilling, Countersinking and Counterboring” 1990

Workpieces mentioned in the “Instruction Examples for practical vocational training - Manual Sawing”.

4. Application of the working technique of “Manual Sawing” Frank Wenghfer 1990

Workpieces have to be moved in quenching tanks so that cooling down is effected as quick as possible; thus, steam bubbles quickly come off the workpiece.

3. Devices and Auxiliary Means Frank Wenghfer 1990

Workpieces which warmed up during milling shall only be checked at normal room temperature.

4. Milling of end faces Dieter Frank 1990

Workpieces roust be clamped in such a way that they cannot fling around or be drawn up.

7. Clamping of the workpieces 1990

Workpieces have to be prepared very carefully, rust and scale have to be removed prior to annealing!

4. Annealing Frank Wenghfer 1990