Lecture 2 overview of machining processes

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This document discusses different types of machining processes including turning, boring, milling, planning, shaping, broaching, drilling, filing, sawing, and grinding. It classifies machining into cutting processes such as turning and milling and abrasive processes such as grinding and honing. It also covers different machining tools and machines used for lathe, boring, planning, shaping, drilling, milling, broaching, reaming and threading.

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