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this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2023
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If you're unfamiliar, a lathe machine is a spinning rod or clamp, powered by a big motor.
When functioning, it will spin with such a torque (regardless of fast or slow operation) that most things won't stop it, including your arms, legs and head against the base if you get caught. You don't want to mess around with it.