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Definition of lathe
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of lathe is as below...
Lathe (n.) A
machine
for
turning,
that is, for
shaping
articles
of wood,
metal,
or other
material,
by
causing
them to
revolve
while acted upon by a
cutting
tool..
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Treadle
::
Treadle
(n.) The part of a foot
lathe,
or other
machine,
which is
pressed
or moved by the
foot..
Tailpin
::
Tailpin
(n.) The
center
in the
spindle
of a
turning
lathe.
Calipers
::
Calipers
(n. pl.) An
instrument,
usually
resembling
a pair of
dividers
or
compasses
with
curved
legs, for
measuring
the
diameter
or
thickness
of
bodies,
as of work
shaped
in a lathe or
planer,
timber,
masts,
shot, etc.; or the bore of
firearms,
tubes,
etc.; --
called
also
caliper
compasses,
or
caliber
compasses..
Turning
::
Turning
(n.)
Turnery,
or the
shaping
of solid
substances
into
various
by means of a lathe and
cutting
tools..
Puppet
::
Puppet
(n.) The
upright
support
for the
bearing
of the
spindle
in a
lathe.
Lather
::
Lather
(n.) Foam or froth made by soap
moistened
with
water.
Soapwort
::
Soapwort
(n.) A
common
plant
(Saponaria
officinalis)
of the Pink
family;
-- so
called
because
its
bruised
leaves,
when
agitated
in
water,
produce
a
lather
like that from soap.
Called
also
Bouncing
Bet..
Rensselaerite
::
Rensselaerite
(n.) A soft,
compact
variety
of
talc,,
being an
altered
pyroxene.
It is often
worked
in a lathe into
inkstands
and other
articles..
Spin
::
Spin (v. t.) To
shape,
as
malleable
sheet
metal,
into a
hollow
form, by
bending
or
buckling
it by
pressing
against
it with a
smooth
hand tool or
roller
while the metal
revolves,
as in a
lathe..
Monitor
::
Monitor
(n.) A tool
holder,
as for a
lathe,
shaped
like a low
turret,
and
capable
of being
revolved
on a
vertical
pivot so as to bring
successively
the
several
tools in holds into
proper
position
for
cutting..
Lather
::
Lather
(v. i.) To form
lather,
or a froth like
lather;
to
accumulate
foam from
profuse
sweating,
as a
horse..
Flathead
::
Flathead
(a.)
Characterized
by
flatness
of head,
especially
that
produced
by
artificial
means,
as a
certain
tribe of
American
Indians..
Tailstock
::
Tailstock
(n.) The
sliding
block or
support,
in a
lathe,
which
carries
the dead
spindle,
or
adjustable
center.
The
headstock
supports
the live
spindle..
Blatherskite
::
Blatherskite
(n.) A
blustering,
talkative
fellow..
Headstock
::
Headstock
(n.) The part of a lathe that holds the
revolving
spindle
and its
attachments;
-- also
called
poppet
head, the
opposite
corresponding
part being
called
a
tailstock..
Lathe
::
Lathe (n.) A
granary;
a barn.
Reed
::
Reed (n.) A frame
having
parallel
flat
stripe
of metal or reed,
between
which the warp
threads
pass, set in the
swinging
lathe or
batten
of a loom for
beating
up the weft; a sley. See
Batten..
Spindle
::
Spindle
(n.) The
shaft,
mandrel,
or
arbor,
in a
machine
tool, as a lathe or
drilling
machine,
etc., which
causes
the work to
revolve,
or
carries
a tool or
center,
etc..
Dog
::
Dog (n.) A piece in
machinery
acting
as a catch or
clutch;
especially,
the
carrier
of a
lathe,
also, an
adjustable
stop to
change
motion,
as in a
machine
tool..
Turnery
::
Turnery
(n.)
Things
or forms made by a
turner,
or in the
lathe..
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