PRECISION MACHINING TECHNOLOGY PACKAGE
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Author: Hoffman
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Chapter 7.3, Problem 8RQ
Depth-of-cut range for surface grinding is:
- a. 0.010"–0.100"
- b. 0.0001"–0.0002"
- c. 0.0001"–0.003"
- d. 0.00001"–0.00005"
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PRECISION MACHINING TECHNOLOGY PACKAGE
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