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    Design of Jigs, Fixtures and Press Tools UNIT 1: Jigs and Fixture

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    This document discusses the design of jigs, fixtures and press tools. It focuses on the unit of jigs and fixtures, describing different types of fixtures like milling, turning, boring, broaching and grinding fixtures. It covers key considerations for milling fixture design like cutting forces and locating the workpiece. Plain and straddle milling fixtures are explained as examples.

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    This document discusses the design of jigs, fixtures and press tools. It focuses on the unit of jigs and fixtures, describing different types of fixtures like milling, turning, boring, broaching and grinding fixtures. It covers key considerations for milling fixture design like cutting forces and locating the workpiece. Plain and straddle milling fixtures are explained as examples.

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    This document discusses the design of jigs, fixtures and press tools. It focuses on the unit of jigs and fixtures, describing different types of fixtures like milling, turning, boring, broaching and grinding fixtures. It covers key considerations for milling fixture design like cutting forces and locating the workpiece. Plain and straddle milling fixtures are explained as examples.

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    Design of Jigs, Fixtures and Press Tools UNIT 1: Jigs and Fixture

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    This document discusses the design of jigs, fixtures and press tools. It focuses on the unit of jigs and fixtures, describing different types of fixtures like milling, turning, boring, broaching and grinding fixtures. It covers key considerations for milling fixture design like cutting forces and locating the workpiece. Plain and straddle milling fixtures are explained as examples.

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    DESIGN OF JIGS, FIXTURES and PRESS

    TOOLS
    UNIT 1: Jigs and Fixture
    Subject Code: ME8095

    VARTHINI RAJAGOPAL
    ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
    DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
    GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING SRIRANGAM
    TIRUCHIRAPALLI
    Fixtures
    Types of fixture
    Milling Fixture
    Turning Fixture
    Boring Fixture
    Broaching fixture
    Grinding fixture
    Welding Fixture
    Assembly and inspection fixture
    Modular fixture
    Quick Change fixture
    Cutting Forces in Milling
    Cutting Forces in Milling
    Design considerations/ essentials of Milling Fixture
    Design considerations/ essentials of Milling Fixture
    Plain Milling Fixture
     Plain milling is the process of milling flat
    surface with the axis of cutting tool parallel
    to the surface being machined.
     Special applications: Plain milling fixtures
    are used for milling single components.
     Consider an example of plain milling fixture
    for machining slot.
     The example shown in Fig. 5.3 has a locating
    pin in the centre and two heel type clamps.
     Diamond pin locator is provided to locate the
    auxiliary hole in the component.
     A pair of tenons are provided with T-bolts to
    clamp the fixture to the milling table.
     The said type has the setting block to align
    the cutter accurately with respect to the
    component to be machined.
    Straddle Milling Fixture
     Straddle milling is a milling operation in
    which two or more parallel surfaces are
    machined in a single cut using two cutters
    separated by washers.

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