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Understanding Lathe Machine (Module 3)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 48mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the name of part marked as 'X' in the cone pulley head stock ?

a)

back gear

b)

head-stock cone pulley

c)

head-stock Bull gear

d)

pinion

2.

What is the function of the headstock in a lathe machine?

a)

The headstock holds the workpiece and provides rotational motion.

b)

The headstock controls the speed of the tool feed.

c)

The headstock supports the lathe bed.

d)

The headstock is used for cutting materials.

3.

What is the purpose of the tailstock in a lathe machine?

a)

To support the workpiece and hold tools.

b)

To cool the tools during operation

c)

To measure the diameter of the workpiece

d)

To increase the speed of the lathe

4.

What is the role of the carriage in a lathe machine?

a)

The carriage serves as a storage compartment for tools.

b)

The carriage holds and moves the cutting tool and workpiece, allowing for precise machining.

c)

The carriage is responsible for cooling the workpiece during machining.

d)

The carriage is used to power the lathe motor.

5.

what is “𝛾" (Gamma) angle as shown in fig. ?

a)

clearance angle

b)

back rake angle

c)

side rake angle

d)

lip angle

6.

What type of lathe machine is typically used for woodworking?

a)

wood lathe

b)

ceramic lathe

c)

metal lathe

d)

plastic lathe

7.

Explain the first step in the lathing process.

a)

Select the cutting tool to be used.

b)

Adjust the speed of the lathe.

c)

Measure the dimensions of the workpiece.

d)

Securely mount the workpiece onto the lathe.

8.

What is the significance of the spindle in a lathe machine?

a)

The spindle is used to cut the workpiece into shape.

b)

The spindle supports the lathe bed for stability.

c)

The spindle controls the speed of the lathe's motor.

d)

The spindle holds and rotates the workpiece in a lathe machine.

9.

Identify a common material that can be machined using a lathe machine.

a)

Plastic

b)

Wood

c)

Aluminum

d)

Copper

10.

What is the difference between a manual and a CNC lathe machine?

a)

A manual lathe uses electricity while a CNC lathe does not.

b)

The main difference is that a manual lathe is operated by hand, while a CNC lathe is automated and controlled by computer programming.

c)

Manual lathes are faster than CNC lathes in production.

d)

CNC lathes are only used for small parts, while manual lathes can handle larger pieces.

11.

What is the name of the part marked as 'X' ?

a)

counter weight

b)

angle plate

c)

lathe spindle

d)

face plate

12.

What is the purpose of the tool post in a lath machine?

a)

To hold and secure the cutting tool.

b)

To measure the diameter of the workpiece.

c)

To control the speed of the lathe.

d)

To provide coolant to the cutting tool.

13.

Which part of the lathe is ‘H’ shaped cast iron on the bed ways ?

a)

Saddle

b)

Tailstock

c)

Top-slide

d)

Cross-slide

14.

Which part of the lathe contains the mechanism for moving and controlling the carriage ?

a)

Top slide

b)

Compound rest

c)

Carriage

d)

Apron

15.

What is the function of cone pulley drive in lathe machines?

a)

Drive the lead screw

b)

Change the spindle speed

c)

Drive the tail stock

d)

Change the motor speed

16.

The back gear mechanism is used in lathe machine to

a)

Increase the spindle speed

b)

Automatic feeding

c)

Reduce speed

d)

None of the above

17.

How many types of movements are possible in carriage ?

a)

2

b)

4

c)

3

d)

1

18.

in a compound gear train as shown in fig. what will be the speed of output shaft if the input shaft runs at 2700 rpm ? the number of teeth on gears are A=16,B=1.5A,C=D/3 & D=36 respectively ?

a)

400 rpm

b)

1000 rpm

c)

600 rpm

d)

1350 rpm

19.

what is the name of the part of compound rest marked as 'X' ?

a)

jib

b)

top slide

c)

cross slide

d)

swivel base

20.

how many speed variations can be obtained from cone pulley headstock shown in the fig. ?

a)

6

b)

8

c)

3

d)

4