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Metal Drilling and Welding Basics

A drill is a metal tool that creates holes when placed in a mechanical drilling device. It forms holes or cylindrical cavities in various materials by cutting or grinding. A steel plate is a flat piece of steel between 1/4 inch to 13 inches thick, while a metal sheet is thinner, ranging from 6 mil to 249 mil. Welding involves heating two parts to be joined until their atoms fuse together and their crystal structures merge into one.

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Metal Drilling and Welding Basics

A drill is a metal tool that creates holes when placed in a mechanical drilling device. It forms holes or cylindrical cavities in various materials by cutting or grinding. A steel plate is a flat piece of steel between 1/4 inch to 13 inches thick, while a metal sheet is thinner, ranging from 6 mil to 249 mil. Welding involves heating two parts to be joined until their atoms fuse together and their crystal structures merge into one.

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drill is cutting

a
metal piece that creates
holes in various
materials when placed in
a mechanical tool such
as drill, hand drill or
other machine. Its
function is to form a hole
or cylindrical cavity.

A steel plate is a steel

The welding is that

having 1/4 inch (0.63


cm) to 13 inches (33.02
cm) thick and flat. A
metal sheet is between 6
mil (0.015 cm) to 249
mil (0.63 cm).

by which, raising the


temperature of the
two parts to be joined
to an appropriate
level, you get to a
step of atoms from
one to another part so
that the crystal
lattices of both are
reduced to one

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