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Definition of pole lathe in English: pole lathenoun An ancient form of lathe operated by a treadle, in which the work is turned by a cord passing round it and rotated back by the action of a springy pole or sapling attached to the top end. Example sentencesExamples - Little grind stones roughly only five inches in diameter could be mounted on pole lathes to turn them, but larger stones would have had a man or men to turn it rapidly.
- Some finds of worked wood from York have suggested that the pole lathe was the most likely way that they made turned items such as cups.
- Farm Carpentry will be a selection of woodworking tasks performed on the farm: tree felling, sawing, splitting, riving, turning on a pole lathe, boring with a boring machine and various types of augers.
- Lienhard is working with a pole lathe, but the artist has not shown a tool rest to support the chisel.
- A beetle and froe were used for cleaving the sawn pieces, then a hatchet and drawshave were needed to roughly shape the lengths of wood; finally a pole lathe and various turning chisels finished off the work.
- When we were finished in the rotunda, we went outside to a tent under which two treadle lathes were set up-a pole lathe and a bow lathe-both reproductions made by fellow member Mike Podmaniczky from those in the Dominy shop.
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