NIMS Testing (100% - glance at it)

4. Supports the worktable and head? A. column B. spindle C. speed selector D. quill feed lever E. depth stop F. table clamp G. head H. power feed

A. column

The part of the an upright drill press that contains the spindle and is moved up and down by the feed handle is called the? A. quill B. head C. depth stop D. elevating crank

A. quill

Speed is changed while spindle is running on a drill press with? A. variable speed B. geared head C. step pulley D. all of the above

A. variable speed

The spindle speed of a drill press is expressed in what unit? A. FPM B. RPM C. IPM D. SFPM

B. RPM

The movement of a drill press cutting tool into the workpiece is called? A. speed B. feed C. RPM D. FPM

B. feed

What drill press would be a good choice to perform drilling on a large irregularly shaped casting? A. gang drill press B. radial-arm drill press C. micro drill press D. sensitive drill press

B. radial-arm drill press

Micro precision drill presses are only capable of producing holes? A. larger than 0.250" in diameter B. smaller than 0.250" in diameter C. that need accurate location D. in soft materials

B. smaller than 0.250" in diameter

5. Holds the cutting tool? A. column B. spindle C. speed selector D. quill feed lever E. depth stop F. table clamp G. head H. power feed

B. spindle

The size of an upright drill press is determined by the? A. largest size of drill the spindle can hold B. size of the motor C. largest-diameter workpiece that can be drilled on center D. width of the table

C. largest-diameter workpiece that can be drilled on center

6. Adjusts the spindle speed? A. column B. spindle C. speed selector D. quill feed lever E. depth stop F. table clamp G. head H. power feed

C. speed selector

3. Used to manually advance the tool into the workpiece? A. column B. spindle C. speed selector D. quill feed lever E. depth stop F. table clamp G. head H. power feed

D. quill feed lever

A drill press that does not have an automatic feed mechanism is sometimes referred to as a(n)? A. upright drill press B. bench drill press C. radial-arm drill press D. sensitive drill press

D. sensitive drill press

8. Limits quill travel? A. column B. spindle C. speed selector D. quill feed lever E. depth stop F. table clamp G. head H. power feed

E. depth stop

7. Secures and locks the table? A. column B. spindle C. speed selector D. quill feed lever E. depth stop F. table clamp G. head H. power feed

F. table clamp

T/F: An upright drill press with power feed can be called a sensitive drill press.

False

T/F: Spindle speed is measured in FPM, or feet per minute.

False

T/F: The base and column of an upright drill press are parallel to each other.

False

T/F: The size of an upright drill press is given by the largest diameter tool it can hold.

False

T/F: The spindle should be running when selecting speeds on a gear-head upright drill press.

False

1. Contains motor and belts or gears to set speeds? A. column B. spindle C. speed selector D. quill feed lever E. depth stop F. table clamp G. head H. power feed

G. head

2. Automatically advances the cutting tool? A. column B. spindle C. speed selector D. quill feed lever E. depth stop F. table clamp G. head H. power feed

H. power feed

T/F: On a radial-arm drill press, the head moves over the secured workpiece.

True

T/F: The gang drill press can be set up to perform multiple operations.

True

T/F: The quill and spindle of an upright drill press are components of the head.

True

T/F: Work can be mounted directly to the base of an upright drill press.

True