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08-Oct-2021

Four Jaw Chuck and Cutter On An Ancient Engine Lathe

I was excited to see this in an old factory that was used for exhibits. It was very much like the one I used at high school, Brooklyn, NY in 1946.

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George McCarten19-Dec-2021 20:39
Well shown in monochrome. A heavy duty tool!
Fong Lam21-Nov-2021 02:37
The image looks more like a piece of art rather than specialized machinery.....well composed with balanced hues and highlights...V
Kevin D Warren21-Nov-2021 01:54
A great find and treasure. Your composition and toning convey the nostalgia so well.
Raymond Ma21-Nov-2021 00:04
Something so special in seeing these old machines...I find working with a lathe so enjoyable. V
Nick Paoni20-Nov-2021 20:52
I enjoy seeing shot of mechanical objects and this is a neat one. Love the tones and limited DOF.
Nestor Derkach20-Nov-2021 20:04
A nice monochrome Engine Lathe with tool post and cutting bit .the dial indicators are probably in the bottom tray for centering the work when needed.
Nice presentation and detail.
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danad20-Nov-2021 15:33
A superb close-up working well in monochrome !
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janescottcumming20-Nov-2021 15:16
It does look like a beast! Nice photo of it.
Tom Beech20-Nov-2021 15:02
Very nice... I still have a small metal working lathe and a large wood working lathe
Marcia Rules20-Nov-2021 14:59
That thing is a beast! Glad you connected with it! ~VV~
Walter Otto Koenig20-Nov-2021 14:40
Like the tones and textures and the wide aperture. "V"
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