Exam 1: Introduction to Machining

CAM stands for ____.

____ are final manufactured items used by consumers.

____ engineers usually design overall projects, assemblies, or systems using high-end computer software.

Laser machining uses a highly concentrated beam of light with temperatures up to ____ °F to cut, groove, or engrave metals.

On a resume, the ____ is a short statement about your career goal.

As the machining industry grew through the ____ century, the term machinist replaced mechanic.

____ can use either a vertical spindle or a horizontal spindle and are available in conventional or CNC versions.

____ technicians work in the actual construction or testing of mechanisms, machinery, and equipment.

____ are devices that hold parts and guide tools for manufacturing processes.

Engineering drawings are ____-dimensional representations of three-dimensional parts and contain many important facts about types of materials to be used.

____ can either be unstructured or structured.

____ is an organization that plays a vital role in training for the machining industry.

The ____ job is to confirm all specifications and report to the person responsible for maintaining those specifications.

____ place parts in machines and continually run a set operation or group of operations.

____ can be internal, or relating only to a company.

____ education historically has provided hands-on training in the trades to high school students to prepare them for career paths in various industries.

____ means to produce something.

____ machinists are very similar to conventional machinists except that they are normally skilled in the set-up and operation of CNC machine tools.

____ machining refers to using grinding wheels in either a nonprecision or precision manner.

Operations that can be performed on the ____ include machining of external and internal diameters, lengths, threads, grooves, and tapers.