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All turning machines can trace their existence back to the "Engine Lathe". The original engine lathes were powered by reciprocating steam engines. Through the use of pulleys, shafts and clutches, one steam engine may have powered several lathes as well as other machines within a factory. Today turning machines are powered by individual electric motors, but the original style of turning machines is still known today as an engine lathe.
The engine lathe is a simple style of turning machines. The design of the engine lathe is not meant for high production, but more for versatility.

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