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  1. Jul 3, 2019, 12:45 PM #4
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    Similar system from the 1920s by Charles Cuno of Meriden, CT, that I noticed looking for something else. I think I saw pictures of small lathes with revolving drilling tailstocks like this, too.

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    https://books.google.com/books?id=Mr...page&q&f=false

    Edit: I guess I misunderstood what the pulley was for on this Sloan & Chace tailstock - though run by the overhead belt drive it just advances the turret to the next station.

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    The also non-rotating Stark tumble tailstocks have a similar look to the Cuno drill, though. Stark Lathes Page 2
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