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While aligning a workhead, the head clamping bolts should be:

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While aligning a workhead, the head clamping bolts should be:

While aligning a workhead, the head clamping bolts should be:

A) Removed B) Loose
C) Tight D) Exerting a slight drag

Q. 2

To position the spindle axis precisely over a workpiece edge:

A) Move the table while observing the micrometer dials
B) Use an edge finder
C) Use a dial indicator and a precision parallel
D) All of the above

Q. 3

When an edge finder is used to align the spindle center line with a workpiece edge, the spindle RPM should be:

A) 300 B) 500 C) 700 D) 900

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