Fig. 13.2 Effect of cutting speed on cutting temperature for carbide and high-speed steel More

Fig. 7 (a) Orthogonal cutting. (b) Oblique cutting. Source: Ref 6 More

Fig. 3 Structures can be made floating by cutting More

Fig. 16 Example 2: Finding a leaking contact by successive cutting. More

Fig. 2.4 Micrographs showing damage from cutting a carbon fiber composite part with an abrasive band saw. (a) A surfacing film can be observed on the surface of the carbon fiber composite. Polarized light, 25× objective. (b) Same view but using epi-fluorescence, 390–440 nm excitation, 25 More

Fig. 6.4 Vacuum chuck used for holding the sample while cutting a 1 mm (0.04 in.) thick section from the primary mount. The glass slide that is bonded to the polished first face of the mount is placed against the vacuum chuck and held secure while sectioning. More

Fig. 2 Cutting speed for one-hour tool life versus Brinell hardness number for various through-hardened carbon and alloy steels More

Fig. 3 Progressive action of broach teeth in cutting teeth of an internal spur gear More

Fig. 4 Progressive action in shear cutting teeth of an external spur gear. Shear cutting operation proceeds from roughing (a) to intermediate (b) to finishing (c) operations. More

Fig. 9 Cutting teeth in a large straight bevel gear by template machining in a bevel gear planer More

Fig. 10 Relative positions of cutter and workpiece in Formate single-cycle cutting More

Fig. 12 Schematic of the face hob cutting method More

Fig. 22.17 Elevated-temperature performance of cutting tool materials. Source: Ref 9 More

Fig. 22.18 Cutting speed versus material removal More

Fig. 6.8 (a) Rupture opening with fine tips and (b) inner surface view after cutting the tube into two halves showing presence of grayish black scale More

Fig. 5.16 Development of curvature on the cutting edge of a samurai sword caused by martensite formation during quenching More

Fig. 3.1 Schema of the examined cast part, showing cutting points of the metallography specimens More

Fig. 13.5 Tool geometry and nomenclature for single-point cutting tools More

Fig. 20.30 Abrasive waterjet cutting of titanium matrix composite. Source: The Boeing Company More

Fig. 21.8 SiC w /Al 2 O 3 composite cutting tools. Source: Greenleaf Corporation More