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The Amish use lathes. What they DON'T use is electricity from the mains, unless they're renting the building their shop is in. Instead, they put a diesel engine in the shop, connect it to a driveshaft, and power the lathe from the driveshaft with leather belts. Or they drive the lathe with air or hydraulic.
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What is the tool lathe used for?
it turns wood you can make table legs with it and bowls and other cylindrical objects with it
Which craftsmen who used a lathe and a hand-held chisel to fashion chair and table legs and chair spindles?
joiners
Which part of a wood turning tool is primary responsible for giving finish?
Its the chisel, or lathe chisel which is used to shape the wood as it spins horizontally in the lathe. Bed posts, table or chair legs and porch posts are some examples of items that can be turned on a wood lathe.
What religion ladies keeps their legs covered?
amish.
What table doesn't have legs?
A table that doesn't have legs is a "molecular table," such as the periodic table of elements. It serves as a chart that organizes chemical elements based on their atomic structure and properties, without physical legs like a traditional table. Another example could be a "table" in computing or data contexts, which refers to structured data organized in rows and columns, typically displayed visually without a physical form.
How can I attach legs to a table without an apron?
One way to attach legs to a table without an apron is to use corner brackets or metal braces. These can be screwed into the table legs and the tabletop to provide stability and support. Another option is to use angled brackets or L-brackets to secure the legs to the tabletop. Make sure to use strong screws and proper tools for a secure attachment.
What are the table legs called?
The legs of a table are simply called table legs. They are the structural components that support the tabletop and provide stability to the table.
How many x legs does the table have?
The table has four legs.
What type of wood are the table legs made of, specifically the oak table legs?
The table legs are made of oak wood.
A lathe is normally used to make walls?
chair legs and round surfaces such as table legs. round wooden surfaces
Can the legs of a table and the top of a table lie in parallel lines?
... in an unreal universe. In our universe, a typical table top will be perpendicular to the table legs, not parallel. The table legs will generally be parallel with each other.
How many x table legs are needed to support the weight of the table?
The number of table legs needed to support the weight of the table depends on the size and weight of the table. Typically, a table will have 4 legs to provide adequate support.
