MCQ - TNPSC JTO
JTO - 436 - Fitter
436 - Unit VI Turning
The most common device used to hold a cylindrical workpiece in a lathe is:
A long shaft is usually held in a lathe by:
The 3-jaw chuck is mainly used for holding:
A 4-jaw independent chuck is mainly used to hold:
Mandrels are used in lathes for:
A faceplate is used in a lathe to hold:
In the “between centers” method, the job is rotated by:
Which holding device provides the most accurate centering of work?
Which of the following is NOT a method of holding jobs in a lathe?
A job with an off-center hole is best held in:
The driving plate in a lathe is used along with:
When a job has no hole for mounting, it can be held securely in:
For machining thin and flat jobs, the best holding method is:
In “between centers” holding, the dead center is fitted in:
A collet chuck is generally used for:
The method used to hold an eccentric job in a lathe is: