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Discussion Forum : Production Engineering - Section 1 (Q.No. 13)
13.
A single point thread cutting tool should ideally have
zero rake angle
positive rake angle
negative rake angle
point angle
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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GOLLU NAGENDRA said:   4 years ago
From which reference point, The Rake angle is a measure that is either positive or negative decided?

Sabir said:   7 years ago
It should ideally have positive rake angle.

Vicky said:   7 years ago
From which refrence point The Rake angle is measure that is either positive or negative decided?

Vipin Kumar said:   7 years ago
It is B.

A threading tool should IDEALLY have positive rake because it will give good chip flow control. Better chip flow results in better quality threads with less burrs and scratches.
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Pushkar said:   8 years ago
If we use positive rake angle then the chip flowing sideward direction will induce a thrust force on threads and produce crack and thread become weak.
(3)

Adarsh shukla said:   8 years ago
Can we give zero clearance angle in single point cutting tool?

Anand Yadav said:   8 years ago
For thread cutting, single point cutting tool with positive rack angle is used.

Abir said:   8 years ago
@Rahul.

In carbide tool, the negative rake angle will be used.

Rahul said:   9 years ago
What type of rake in carbide tools?

Akash said:   9 years ago
A single point thread cutting tool should have zero rake angle because what actually happens with the positive rake angle is that the chips formed under the rake face may flow side ward and try to weaken the thread formed.

Hence it is advisable to use zero rake angle for thread cutting and also for brass work pieces.
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