- In machining, a
metal lathe or
metalworking lathe is a
large class of
lathes designed for
precisely machining relatively hard materials. They were originally...
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unlike earlier lathes that
involved freehand mani****tion of the tool. By the 1770s,
precision lathes became practical and well-known. A
slide-rest is clearly...
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placed on it by the turret's
slide and stops, or via digitally-directed
servomechanisms for
computer numerical control lathes. The name
derives from the...
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metalworking and woodworking, an
automatic lathe is a
lathe with an
automatically controlled cutting process.
Automatic lathes were
first developed in the 1870s...
- A ****-cutting
lathe is a
machine (specifically, a
lathe)
capable of
cutting very
accurate ****
threads via single-point ****-cutting,
which is the...
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achieved a) from the
compound slide b) from
taper turning attachment c)
using a
hydraulic copy
attachment d)
using a C.N.C.
lathe e)
using a form tool f) by...
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designed to
allow motion; e.g., a
drawer and the
slides it
rests on or the ways on the bed of a
lathe.
Plain bearings, in general, are the
least expensive...
- A rose
engine lathe is a
specialized kind of
geometric lathe. The head
stock rocks back and
forth with a
rocking motion and/or
slides along the spindle...
- encomp****es
patterns created with the rose
engine lathe.
Where the rose
engine is
based on a
lathe, the
straight line
engine has more in
common with a...
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using a wood
lathe with hand-held
tools to cut a
shape that is
symmetrical around the axis of rotation. Like the potter's wheel, the wood
lathe is a mechanism...
