Pattern-making machinery manufactured by Richards, London & Kelley, Atlantic works, Philadelphia (1873)
Richards, London & Kelley, Philadelphia. [from old catalog] · [Philadelphia, Gillin, M'Guigan & White, steam-print.] · leaf 26
because of the nature of the work somuch as its size, that is, the cutting requires but little more power on a largepiece than it does on a small one, but the work being done farther from thespindle and the rest supports, and the lathe heavy to start, provisions haveto be made to suit these… … Scale, LARGE FACE LATHE, FOR PATTERN TURNING. This Lathe swings 6 feet inside the rests, and clear of the floor, or to any largersize by providing a pit to clear the work. The spindle is ^ inches in diameter, the bearings of brass. Has four speeds,ranging from 250 to 1500 revolutions a minute, or…
Patternmaking machinery
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