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  1. Oct 4, 2019, 08:27 PM #1
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    1930s lathe operator at Leys Malleable Castings Company - photo

    1930s lathe operator at Leys Malleable Castings Company. Derbyshire, England.

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    Swarf is too long, too.
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    Those chips are larger than most of the parts I run.
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    how big of a cut is he taking the Swarf has to be 3/4" wide I wonder how thick it might be.



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