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ISBN: 8220100793431

Author: KALPAKJIAN

Publisher: PEARSON

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Machining is represented as the process in which an excessive amount of substance is eliminated from the particular element in the form of pieces. In machining, cutting tools such as rotary tools, lathe, drill press, grinder, chop saw, welders, and many …

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List the major functions of cutting fluids.

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