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Being sort of a dummy I have to ask..what is the purpose of what appears to be an electric motor sitting behind the lathe. All the belts on that machine as well as the adjacent machine indicate a overhead belted power-source.
In my non-professional opinion, the whole pix is a doctored up ad, complete with fake chips and a fake operator...and a mysterious electric motor that's just sitting there minding its own business.
Stuart
Asquith's post #4 has the answer to that...
I would wager that this guy was not the man that made the setup. Probably some foreman that stepped up for the picture. Most machinist's wouldn't be caught dead wearing a tie on the job. Is anyone familiar with the make of the lathe, "John Lang"? Maybe a British company? Anyway, thanks for sharing.
JH
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