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Intro to Mill

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Intro to Mill

Training Description

Introduction the the manual knee mill. Includes terms and tool descriptions.

Prerequisite(s): 

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Download the Intro to Mill PowerPoint document here.

Intro to Mill Quiz

Mill I: You must score 90% minimum to pass. If you have technical difficulties or issues please contact info-FEDC@tamu.edu.

Step 1 of 2

50%
  • What piece of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) should always be worn when work is being done on the mill?
  • The piece of the mill that allows overarm to rotate in the X-Y plane is the:
  • DRO stands for:
  • What is the purpose of the Overarm?
  • If you are confused or uncertain about a procedure while working the mill you should:
  • Endmills are:
  • To adjust the spindle speed:
  • To run the machine at high speed and cut clockwise:
  • The names of the speed range for the mill are:
  • What part of the head would the operator use to drop the quill manually?

Differential tuition pays for enhancements to the learning experience of undergraduate students in engineering. These enhancements include extra sections of overfull courses, new computers and equipment, and even extra lecturers to teach classes. Learn more about differential tuition here.

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