Methods of machine shop work : for apprentices and students in technical and trade schools (1914)
Halsey, Frederick A. (Frederick Arthur), 1856-1935 · New York : McGraw-Hill · leaf 195
be inclined to the horizontal or be curved if desired and thusproduce both tapered and curved outlines. In the rear is asecond tool support mounted, as shown in Fig. i6i, on anarm also carried on a sliding and turning bar. This toolsupport is most used for facing cuts for which it is actuated bya… … Fig. 164.—Examples of work to which the Lo-swing hxthe is adapted. the lathe is adapted and the method of holding the cutting toolsare indicated in Fig. 162.^ The Lo-swing lathe, Fig. 163. is a single purpose machineintended for doing work on bar stock of the class that must bedone between centers…
Machine-shop practice
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