Mastering Patterns in Casting

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Which material is commonly used for making patterns because it is easy to work with, but tends to warp?

  • Metal
  • Plastic
  • Wood (correct)
  • Casting

What is the main advantage of using a solid (one-piece) pattern?

  • It creates larger castings
  • It is cheaper to construct (correct)
  • It produces faster moulding process
  • It is used for complex shapes

Why are patterns not made the exact size as the desired casting?

  • To speed up the moulding process
  • To reduce the cost of construction
  • To produce undersize casting
  • To account for shrinkage and machining allowances (correct)

Which material is more expensive to make patterns, but lasts much longer?

<p>Metal (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When are one-piece patterns generally used?

<p>When the moulding process is fast (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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