Types of late operations and types of cutting tolls used

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Late operations include threading, tapping, and reaming. Cutting tools used include drills, taps, and end mills.

Late operations refer to operations performed after the primary machining process.
Types of late operations include threading, tapping, reaming, and countersinking.
Cutting tools used for late operations include drills, taps, end mills, and reamers.
Threading is the process of creating internal or external threads on a workpiece.
Tapping is the process of creating internal threads using a tap.
Reaming is the process of enlarging or finishing a hole using a reamer.
Examples of cutting tools used in late operations are drill bits, tap sets, and end mills.

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