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Advanced Hole-Making Operations

Which twist drill helix is best suited for quick chip removal?
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Which twist drill helix is best suited for quick chip removal?

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High helix

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Which twist drill helix is best suited for quick chip removal?

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High helix

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There are two types of combined drill and countersinks: the plain type and the _____ type.
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There are two types of combined drill and countersinks: the plain type and the _____ type.

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bell

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There are two types of combined drill and countersinks: the plain type and the _____ type.

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bell

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Twist drills used for plastics, hard rubber, and fiber board will have point angles of ______ degrees or less.

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Twist drills used for plastics, hard rubber, and fiber board will have point angles of ______ degrees or less.

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90

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Twist drills used for plastics, hard rubber, and fiber board will have point angles of ______ degrees or less.

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90

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Identify the drill shown.
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Spade drill

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Spade drill

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A ______ drill consists of a holder and a blade.
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A ______ drill consists of a holder and a blade.

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spade

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A ______ drill consists of a holder and a blade.

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spade

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Identify the drill shown.
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Screw machine drill

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Screw machine drill

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The method of drilling where a slug of metal is left in the center is known as _______.
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The method of drilling where a slug of metal is left in the center is known as _______.

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trepanning

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The method of drilling where a slug of metal is left in the center is known as _______.

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trepanning

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Identify the drill shown.
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Carbide-tipped twist drill

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Carbide-tipped twist drill

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Two common finishes are found on standard twist drills. Which type of finish is better for harder metals?
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Two common finishes are found on standard twist drills. Which type of finish is better for harder metals?

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Black oxide

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Two common finishes are found on standard twist drills. Which type of finish is better for harder metals?

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Black oxide

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Identify the drill shown.
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High helix

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High helix

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Identify the drill shown.
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Core drill

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Core drill

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Twist drills are often coated with a thin layer of this super hard material.

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Twist drills are often coated with a thin layer of this super hard material.

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Titanium nitride

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Twist drills are often coated with a thin layer of this super hard material.

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Titanium nitride

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Identify the drill shown.
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Combined drill and countersink

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Combined drill and countersink

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______ are stubby drills used for starting holes on drill presses, mills, and lathes.

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______ are stubby drills used for starting holes on drill presses, mills, and lathes.

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Center drills

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______ are stubby drills used for starting holes on drill presses, mills, and lathes.

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Center drills

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_________drills were originally produced for drilling brass or other soft materials because these drills won't run ahead or "grab."

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_________drills were originally produced for drilling brass or other soft materials because these drills won't run ahead or "grab."

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Straight flute

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_________drills were originally produced for drilling brass or other soft materials because these drills won't run ahead or "grab."

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Straight flute

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