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Many facing and turning operations were done on factory built bench lathes tooled up for a particular job each of which required an operator. With the use of Churches's automatic lathe ,blanks are taken from a loading tube, placed in the chuck, cutting tool advances and does its work then retires. When the chuck opens the turned blank is ejected and a new one received and so on. The attendant, who can care for a number of machines, has for his principal work the sharpening and renewing of the cutting tools. This machine was patented in 1890. George Collard Frank Menez Trustee CRMI | |||
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Welcome Aboard IHC185™ Internet Horology Club 185 IHC185™ Discussion Site Main Page Technical, Shop Talk and Internet Links Horological Tools, Books and Miscellaneous The Church Automaic Facing And Recessing Machine
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