Preview Questions Tool and Die Maker | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: How does "CNC program optimization" contribute to the efficiency of machining and part quality?

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It reduces the need for optimization by assuming that all programs will be equally efficient

It speeds up programming by ignoring optimization and focusing on direct tool paths

It tracks only final results, ignoring the role of program optimization in improving machining efficiency

It refines the program to reduce redundant steps, saving machining time and improving part consistency

Question 2: When measuring part dimensions with a Vernier caliper, what factor can lead to errors in readings?

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Parallax error from incorrect eye alignment

The weight of the measuring tool

The size of the part being measured

The ambient temperature of the workshop

Question 3: Which aspect of the die is critical to inspect before starting the repair process?

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The overall wear and tear on the die surfaces

The amount of lubrication remaining in the system

The color of the die material

The shape of the tool holder

Question 4: How does "lubrication management" affect tool maintenance in high-precision machining?

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It speeds up tool use by ignoring lubrication management and focusing only on speed of machining

It tracks only tool output, ignoring the role of lubrication in preserving tool integrity

It reduces the need for lubrication by assuming that tools will remain lubricated naturally

It reduces friction, wear, and heat buildup, extending tool life and improving machining precision

Question 5: How does "tolerance specifications" influence tool design and fabrication?

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It speeds up fabrication by ignoring tolerance requirements and focusing only on general fit

It tracks only surface finishes, ignoring the importance of tolerance control in tool performance

It reduces the need for tight tolerances by assuming that any fit will be acceptable

It defines the allowable limits of variation, ensuring precise fits between tools and workpieces

Question 6: How does "preventive maintenance" improve the reliability of tools in manufacturing?

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It tracks only tool failures, ignoring the importance of proactive maintenance in preventing breakdowns

It reduces the need for preventive maintenance by assuming tools will work efficiently without intervention

It schedules regular check-ups to maintain tools and prevent unexpected failures

It speeds up production by ignoring maintenance schedules and focusing only on tool usage