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The watchmakers' lathe, its use and abuse; a story of the lathe in its various forms, past and present, its construction and proper uses (1903)

Goodrich, Ward L. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Hazlitt & Walker · leaf 46

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nds to re-enforcethe spindle and prevent springing in the middle when thedraw-in spindle and chuck are strained tighter than theyshould be. Fig. 30 illustrates a spindle designed and made by Hard-inge Bros., Chicago, and which they consider as nearly per-fect. They have had it in use for several… … g PRBHO P td> 2? P J?3 «<! T p B £ P o 3 ° o> 0 X P • . iJ « fP3 ft, Dj P W 3 ^^- ts a orq B* *,. 0} 3 M- B W ^ crq i3 22. C ts* 2* £ c Q £ ° 3} B* **B*CTQ XJ1 pr o p HI C S * on & 2 ° o 3 a* * o 46 THE AMERICAN LATHE. It has but 3 degrees at front bearing A and E is a hollowspace.…

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