File:Mechanische Werkstatt.jpg

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Engineering workshop

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English: People were using the lathe hundreds of years ago to turn round, symmetrical parts in wood such as cartwheel hubs. The machines were driven by human muscle power. At the end of the 18th century the metal lathe appeared. This was based on the introduction of the tool carriage and the spindle. The tool is fixed on the carriage while the spindle holds the workpiece and rotates it. The advance of the industrial revolution in the 19th century led to large workshops in which lathes and drills were driven by a belt connected to a steam engine.
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