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    This document discusses different types of boring machines. It describes boring as enlarging a hole, which can be done in a lathe or boring machine using a single point cutting tool. It lists four types of boring machines: horizontal, vertical, fine/precision, and jig boring machines. Horizontal boring machines can be table, floor, planer, or multiple head types. Vertical boring machines include vertical turret lathes and standard vertical boring mills.

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    This document discusses different types of boring machines. It describes boring as enlarging a hole, which can be done in a lathe or boring machine using a single point cutting tool. It lists four types of boring machines: horizontal, vertical, fine/precision, and jig boring machines. Horizontal boring machines can be table, floor, planer, or multiple head types. Vertical boring machines include vertical turret lathes and standard vertical boring mills.

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    This document discusses different types of boring machines. It describes boring as enlarging a hole, which can be done in a lathe or boring machine using a single point cutting tool. It lists four types of boring machines: horizontal, vertical, fine/precision, and jig boring machines. Horizontal boring machines can be table, floor, planer, or multiple head types. Vertical boring machines include vertical turret lathes and standard vertical boring mills.

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    This document discusses different types of boring machines. It describes boring as enlarging a hole, which can be done in a lathe or boring machine using a single point cutting tool. It lists four types of boring machines: horizontal, vertical, fine/precision, and jig boring machines. Horizontal boring machines can be table, floor, planer, or multiple head types. Vertical boring machines include vertical turret lathes and standard vertical boring mills.

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    5.12.

    BORING MACHINE
    5.12.1. Introduction
    Boring is an operation of enlarging a hole. Boring a small hole in a small work piece can
    be done in a lathe. Boring either a small or large hole is done easily and efficiently in a boring
    machine. The work is placed either in the floor or in the table. A revolving single point cutting
    tool removes the material. Drilling, milling and facing operations also can be performed in this
    machine. Screw cutting, turning and gear cutting operations also can be done by using simple
    attachments.

    5.13. TYPES OF BORING MACHINES


    The boring machines may be classified under the four headings.
    1. Horizontal boring machines [HBM]
    a) Table type HBM
    b) Floor type HBM
    c) Planer type HBM
    d) Multiple head type HBM

    2. Vertical boring machines


    a) Vertical tl!rret lathe
    b) Standard vertical boring mill
    3. Fine/Precision boring machine
    a) Horizontal type
    b) Vertical type
    4. Jig boring machines
    a) Vertical milling machine type
    b) Planer type jig boring machine
    SPOT FACING
    Machining off small uneven surface to make it plane and smooth to 
    act as a seat
    Same tools as Counterboring can be used
    TREPANNING
    Operation of making very deep and large hole on a solid workpiece
    Hollow body with carbide tips brazed onto edge
    Usually done on a trepanning machine/lathe

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