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A thread die will be easier to start if the end of the shaft to be threaded is slightly __________.

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A thread die will be easier to start if the end of the shaft to be threaded is slightly __________.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• How a thread die is started on a round shaft • What shape or treatment on the end of a shaft helps guide cutting tools so they don’t cross‑thread • The difference between operations like reaming, chamfering, center drilling, and peening

💭 Think About

• Which of these choices describes beveling or easing the edge of the shaft so the die can catch the metal cleanly? • Which options are mainly used for holes (inside diameters) rather than for the outside of a shaft? • Which process would most likely help the die self-align and start straight on the shaft?.

✅ Before You Answer

• Identify which operation is specifically used to create a sloping or beveled edge on the outside of a cylindrical part • Eliminate any processes that are primarily used for finishing or sizing holes rather than external surfaces • Eliminate any choices that would distort or work‑harden the metal rather than help the cutting tool start smoothly

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Question 1 of 20

A thread die will be easier to start if the end of the shaft to be threaded is slightly __________.

reamed

chamfered

center drilled

peened

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