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3 years ago

On a CNC lathe, which of the following axes specifies the distance of the cutting tool from the workpiece centerline?

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kvasek [131]3 years ago

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Answer:

The axis of motion that is parallel to the spindle axis is always the Z-axis.

Explanation:

Z-Axis Which axis is which depends on the orientation of the spindle.

If the spindle is vertical (Figure 2.1), the Z-axis is vertical. Either the quill or the knee of a vertical spindle mill will move when a Z-axis command is executed.

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