| 1. | A Groove is being chipped by a chisel. How will you avoid the metal breaking off as a lump, when reaching the end of the groove ? | |
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by chipping with light force when reaching the end
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by using soluble oil
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by holding the chisel with less inclination
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by chipping the end portion from opposite side
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Report Question| 2. | The angle of knife edge file in cross section ? | |
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50°
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10°
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40°
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20°
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| 3. | Generally chisel are specified by their _________ ? | |
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length of shank
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length of head
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length and width of cutting edge
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shank and head size
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| 4. | What is the common length of the blade for hand operation in hacksaw ? | |
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450 to 500 mm
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350 to 400 mm
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250 to 300 mm
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150 to 200 mm
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| 5. | While chipping, the clearance angle is is the angle between ? | |
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the working surface of the job and the top surface of cutting edge chisel
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the surface at right angle to the cutting edge of chisel and the working surface of the job
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the working surface of the job and the bottom surface of cutting cutting edge of chisel
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none of the above
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| 6. | A rough file is used ? | |
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on wood
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if smooth file is not available
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on irregular job
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to reduce the metal rapidly
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| 7. | In case of a single cut file, the teeth are cut on the file face at an angle of ? | |
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60° to the centre line of the file
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80° to the centre line of the file
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75° to the centre line of the file
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45° to the centre line of the file
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| 8. | Oil grooves are to be cut in brass half bearings. Which one of the following chisels is suitable ? | |
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cross cut chisel
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flat chisel
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web chisel
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half round nose chisel
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| 9. | Find the type of file which cut material faster ? | |
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rasp cut
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double cut
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second cut
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single cut
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| 10. | Choose most appropriate answer. Desirable hardness in a file is generally _________ ? | |
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80 HRC
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30 HRC
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60 HRC
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20 HRC
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