Difficulty: Easy
Correct Answer: Machining the end face to produce a flat surface square to the spindle axis
Explanation:
Given / Concept
Facing on a lathe cleans up and squares the end of a rotating workpiece by feeding the tool radially toward the center.
Why option (d) is correct
Facing generates a flat surface that is perpendicular to the axis of rotation, establishing a true reference face for length measurements and subsequent operations.
Eliminate the distractors
(a) Bevelling is a chamfering operation, not facing.(b) Diamond pattern is from knurling, not facing.(c) Reducing diameter over a narrow band is a form of turning/undercutting, not facing.
Final Answer
Machining the end face to produce a flat surface square to the spindle axis.
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