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Carbon
Makes up 90% of steel produced
Standard Taper
A Morse Taper is considered to be a
Neck
Used to eliminate small radii between steps of a shaft
Low Carbon Steel
Steel with .06%-.29%
Hot Rolled
Process leaves a scale on the surface
Cold Rolled
Controls size closely
Partally Enlarged
View used when dimensioning is difficult to see
Limit
When maximum and minimum dimensions are given
Knurling
Provides a hand grip on cylindrical surface
High Carbon
Steels with .60% or higher
Boss
Round additional metal adjacent to a hole
Alloy
Mix of metals to add desirable characteristics
Heat Treatment
Notes appear near right side border
Taper
Conical shape that permits a shaft to become gradually smaller
Medium Carbon
.30%-.59% Carbon steels
Single Limit
Corner Radii, Chamfers, and depths of holes use
Pad
Additional metal adjacent to a hole in a shape other than a round
Tool Steels
Used for making tools
Diamond, Diagonal, Straight
Different types of knurling