LATHE
Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 14
contrivance by which various spoken terials are ‘turned’ or polished; watered rked by means of foot-treadle or B.C., chanical power. have belongs
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Trunnion-lathe
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lathe-bearer
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lathe-chuck
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lathe-drill
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lathe-hoist
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