SYNCHRONOUS Hydraulic copy attachment for a lathe?

"Ignoramus31094" wrote in message news:CvidnWbT2Zj7EW3NnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@giganews.com...

I remember watching one of those set up in a science centre many years ago. It was making a metal copy of a "coke" bottle complete with raised lettering.

OOOOH!! Lucky guy!! You could do all sorts of interesting things with it! Like turning hex rifle barrels and all kinds of Neet Stuff!!

Gunner

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3. Have as many people repeat the lie as often as possible
4. Eventually, the uninformed believe the lie
5. The lie will then be made into some form oflaw
6. Then everyone must conform to the lie

Yes, I looked that stuff up, very neat technology!

Yes, very fascinating stuff.

OOh antique piece, so nice, the things are not available now a days. yes with this Hydraulic copy Attachment for Lathe with roto-master system can perform on camshaft, rotor shaft of pump, wooden frame of shoes and many more. 'Gamut Machine Tools'

Regards Anand Shukla Gamut Machine Tools, INDIA

Yep, late 1700s this kind of thing in France revolutionized furniture making (baroque and rococo legs for furniture were suddenly not prohibitively expensive to hand-produce). I think there were also faceplate-type turning dupllicators, that made easy production of bas-relief medallions/plaques/frames.