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OPERATION
Members:
taper
methods
Example:
What is the appropriate taper angle/degree to
be used to a workpiece having big diameter of
30 mm and small diameter 20 mm with the
length of taper of 50 mm.
Formula:
Tan = D-d
2
2L
Tan = 30 20
2
100
Tan
= 5
Tan =
2
.100
Applicable to tapers
not bigger than 7
Can not be used on
By means of a dial indicator: measuring
internal tapers.
the actual offset.
This involves moving the tailstock center
out of line with the headstock center.
= L X Tpi
2
= Offset required
L = Overall length
l = Length of taper
Tpi = Taper per inch
Tpf = Taper per foot
EXAMPLE:
taper per foot is known
Formula:
= L X Tpf
24
= 1.500 X 0.0625
24
= 0.00390 or 0.004
EXAMPLE:
taper per inch is known
Formula:
= L X Tpi
2
= 6.000 X 0.125
2
= 0.375
EXAMPLE:
When dimensions of tapered are
known but Tpi or Tpf is not given.
Formula:
= L X (D-d)
2l
= 12 X (1.5 - .5)
12
= 1
Method
1.Compound
Rest
SUMMARY:
Disadvantages
Advantages
Information
Needed
Must know the
taper length and
degree of angle.
2. Offset
tailstock
3. Taper
attachment
Best method to
use.
Angle or taper
per inch or foot.
4. Tool bit
None
FINISHED!!!