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The recent thread about lathes and related machinery leaves me at a loss
with the terminology, me not being a native English speaker. A) I think I can imagine a lathe, if I understand correctly it is called a "tour" in French and a "draaibank" in my native Dutch. That means, the piece of stock you are going to work on is clamped between two centerpoints, the machine makes it turn, then you press a tool somewhere and it cuts a circular groove. Right so far? B) If correct on A, how to understand the dimensions? Perhaps a 36x9" lathe has 36" between centers, and 9" is the max. diameter of basic stock? C) if we're done about the lathe, what is a mill (in this context)? Google wasn't too helpful on this one, given windmills and what not. Excuse my lack of English profiency, thanks in advance! |
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