Machining & Metrology Unit

The Gear37 is being cut in a Centre Lathe

A student enjoy to unload the brass Gear37 from the Centre Lathe

Outside diameter of the gear must be measured very carefully

End surfaces of the Gear Shaft is cut by using a Centre Lathe and the total length of this component is made then drill centre holes on each end

Length of the Gear Shaft is marked by using a Venier Height Gauge on a Surface Plate

The Gear Shaft is set up Between Centers in a Centre Lathe

The Gear Shaft is being turned in a Centre Lathe

The Gear Shaft is being turned in a Centre Lathe by a student

The Geneva Plate is being turned in a Centre Lathe and Cutting fuild must be applied

The Geneva Plate is being drilled in a Centre Lathe

The Support Plate is fixed in a Machine Vice of a Vertical Milling Machine

Large surface of the Support Plate is being cut in a Vertical Milling Machine by a student

Another student cut the surfaces of the Support Plate in a Vertical Milling Machine

Four M6X1.0 thread holes of the Support Plate are made by using the tap and wrench.
Be careful the tap must be driven perpendicular to the flat surface

A Dividing Head is set on the Vertical Milling Machine
about 45 degree to hold the semi-product 20T Bevel Gear.

Another picture shows that a Gear Form Tool is ready to cut the teeth on the 20T Bevel Gear.

Picture shows that teeth of the Gear37 is cut by a Gear Hobbing Machine.

Thread hole of Gear37 is cut by using the M6 Tap and wranch

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	The Gear37 is being cut in a Centre Lathe A student enjoy to unload the brass Gear37 from the Centre Lathe Outside diameter of the gear must be measured very carefully End surfaces of the Gear Shaft is cut by using a Centre Lathe and the total length of this component is made then drill centre holes on each end Length of the Gear Shaft is marked by using a Venier Height Gauge on a Surface Plate The Gear Shaft is set up Between Centers in a Centre Lathe The Gear Shaft is being turned in a Centre Lathe The Gear Shaft is being turned in a Centre Lathe by a student The Geneva Plate is being turned in a Centre Lathe and Cutting fuild must be applied The Geneva Plate is being drilled in a Centre Lathe The Support Plate is fixed in a Machine Vice of a Vertical Milling Machine Large surface of the Support Plate is being cut in a Vertical Milling Machine by a student Another student cut the surfaces of the Support Plate in a Vertical Milling Machine Four M6X1.0 thread holes of the Support Plate are made by using the tap and wrench. Be careful the tap must be driven perpendicular to the flat surface A Dividing Head is set on the Vertical Milling Machine about 45 degree to hold the semi-product 20T Bevel Gear. A Dividing Head is set on the Vertical Milling Machine about 45 degree to hold the semi-product 20T Bevel Gear. Another picture shows that a Gear Form Tool is ready to cut the teeth on the 20T Bevel Gear. Picture shows that teeth of the Gear37 is cut by a Gear Hobbing Machine. Thread hole of Gear37 is cut by using the M6 Tap and wranch