As the drill bit is being fed into a metal work piece, a squeaking sound from the tip of the bit indicates __________.
• proper feed pressure when drilling metal • difference between cutting and rubbing with a drill bit • effect of chip formation and sound/noise during drilling
• What is happening at the drill tip if it is making contact but not removing much metal? Is it cutting or mostly rubbing? • How does too little versus too much pressure affect the sound, heat, and chip formation when drilling metal? • Which of the choices describes a condition that would cause the bit to slide and squeak on the surface instead of biting cleanly into the metal?
• Make sure you understand how a properly ground bit behaves when the correct feed is applied (chip shape, sound, heat). • Consider which option would most likely cause slipping and friction noise rather than strong chip production. • Eliminate any choices that would normally still allow the bit to cut effectively without a high-pitched squeak.
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