Conventional vs Climb Cutting

In industry what is the most common method of milling a part?

• Conventional
• Climb
• Manual
• Additive

Climb milling attempts to ______ itself through a cut

• Push
• Lubricate
• Pull
• Use X axis only

When climb cutting material; the shape of the chip coming from the cutter is typically _______then becomes______.

• Hot to cold
• Thin to thick
• Thick to thin
• Narrow to wide

Climb milling should be used under ______feed applications.

• Power
• Normal
• Manual
• None of the above

Conventional cutting a part will produce a chip that will have a shape that starts_____and becomes ______.

• Normal to abnormal
• Thick to thin
• Thin to thick
• None of the above

Conventional milling is typically performed on _______machines

• Power feed
• Manual
• CNC milling
• Machines without coolant

When climb milling a part the chips are coming out of the ______-of the cutter.

• Back
• Forward
• Below
• Above

If you are looking down on a vertical milling machine and the cutter is machining around the outside of a part in a clockwise manner you are ________cutting

• Cutting at a minimal rate
• Conventional cutting
• Climb cutting
• All of the above

If you are looking down on a vertical milling machine and the cutter is machining around the outside of a part in a counter clockwise manner you are ________cutting

• Conventional
• Climb
• Pocket
• None of the above

If you are looking down on a vertical milling machine and the cutter is machining around the edge of a pocket in a counter clock wise manner you are ________cutting

• Friction
• Conventional
• Counter
• Climb