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Why neck section provided in pull type broaches are made shorter in diameter?

To provide better surface finish To remove chips easily To allow failure in case of overloading For holding purpose

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Why chip breakers are provided on the broach?

Why neck section provided in pull type broaches are made shorter in diameter?

In broaching, generally the broach remains fixed and the workpiece travels providing cutting velocity.

Why neck section provided in the pull type broaches are made shorter in diameter?

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