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2. A part on a print requires a surface finish of 63 microinches. Which of the following can be used to obtain this surface finish? A. Flame cuts B. Milling C. Casting D. Grinding
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Flame cuts - This method is typically used for cutting through thick steel and it leaves a rough surface finish. So, it's not suitable for achieving a surface finish of 63 microinches. B. Milling - This is a machining process where a rotating cutter removes Show more…
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