The diameter of the largest workpiece that can be rotated on the spindle without hitting the bed. This is the first of the two numbers used to describe the size of a metal lathe. In the case of the 7x10 or 7x12 lathes, it is 7".
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When talking about mini excavators, ZTS stands for 'zero tail swing.' The acronym AHS stands for 'zero house swing.'
The spindle of a lathe is a rotating hollow tube within, and protruding the head stock and to which a chuck, drive plate or facing plate attaches and rotates to enable machining. It is housed within the head stock in bearings and has some gears around it which is driven by other gears which in turn is driven by an electrical motor.
I assume you mean a 4 x 2 square tube that is loaded in the direction of the 4 inch dimension; then it is stronger than a 4 inch channel with flange width of 2 inches loaded in the direction of the 4 inch dimension, because the square tube has more inertia
It is the strength in pounds per square inch of a material at which it will be pulled apart.
psi is Pounds per Square Inch, and is a measure of the pressure inside the boiler.
it can mean like imma swing to the store real quick what they mean by swing is go
You want to push him off the swing.
It Don't Mean a Thing - If It Ain't Got That Swing - was created in 1931.
"swing away means to hit the pitchers ball away" i am just guessing!
Swing can mean several things, and you didn't really say which you want. You can swing on the trapeze if you're very careful. Swing music is fun to dance to. Swing down from there and come home.
Jack the Lad Swing
"Takahia" doesn't have a widely recognized meaning in English. It could be a name, a term in another language, or a brand name. More context would be needed to provide a more accurate definition.
"swing away means to hit the pitchers ball away" i am just guessing!
presuming you mean the lead screw on a lathe, used when cutting threads on the workpiece, then the screw itself is obviously fixed, but the rotation of it may be able to be changed, depending on the lathe manufacturer.
decisive turning point in your existence mean
"Swing Heil" was a phrase coined by the Swing Kids (mostly teenaged jazz and swing lovers from Germany in the 1930s)The Swing Kids apposed the Rational Socialist Ideology of Germany, and expecially the Hitlerjugend. "Swing Heil" is a twist on "Seig Heil" which is a pro-nazi phrase.
It is an initialism of Jack the Lad Swing