Principle of Lathe Bed

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Questions and Answers

What part of the lathe consists of apron, clutch mechanism, and engages with the lead screw during threading?

Carriage (correct)
Saddle
Headstock
Tailstock

What part of the lathe bed is responsible for holding or supporting all other parts of the lathe?

Foundation (correct)
Tailstock
Carriage
Headstock

Which part of the lathe is located at the right end of the bed and supports the work during turning?

Carriage
Headstock
Apron
Tailstock (correct)

Which part of the lathe bed supports tool post and provides various cutting tool angles?

Saddle (A) Signup and view all the answers

Match the lathe bed part with its correct description:

Head Stock = Permanently fastened at the inner arrays at the left hand of the bed, supports spindle and driving arrangements Tailstock = Counterpart of head stock, situated at the right end of the bed, supports the work during turning Carriage = Located between head stock and tailstock, can be locked at any position, contains apron and clutch mechanism Compound Rest = Supports the tool post and provides various cutting tool angles, mounted on the saddle Signup and view all the answers

Match the lathe bed part with its correct function:

Apron = Contains gears and clutches for transmitting motion from feed rod and handwheel to the carriage Saddle = Supports the compound rest and cutting tool various positions Carriage Lock Screws = Locks the carriage in any position along the guide ways Signup and view all the answers

Match the lathe bed part with its correct operation:

Tailstock = Supports the work when turning centers or when holding long components in a chuck Compound Rest = Aids in setting tool post and adjusting cutting tool angles for machining operations Head Stock = Receives power to drive all lathe operations through its spindle and driving arrangements Carriage = Moves along guide ways, can be locked at any position by tightening carriage lock screws Signup and view all the answers

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