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Is a conventional lathe a 1.5 axis machine tool?
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[QUOTE="FarmerTony, post: 6036515, member: 649092"] Technically its a 4 axis machine, since the tool can be moved in/out up/down (although rare on newer models) and left/right and the piece can be rotated at different speeds. At least this is how it would be determined in robotics. But what you or your teacher call it is academic, it is what it is whether we call its a 1.5 axis machine or a 4000 axis machine. [/QUOTE]
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