Figure 8.52, Manufacturing Processes for� Engineering Materials� 2nd Ed, Kalpakjian, p. 541
		Recall the key terms from the last slide.
		Bed:� Supports all other machine parts
		Carriage: Slides along the machine ways
		Head stock: Power train of system (spindle included)
		Tail Stock: Fixes piece at end opposite to the head stock
		Swing: Maximum diameter of the machinable piece.
		Often differentiate between the swing over bedways (facing) and the swing over cross slide (turning)
		over cross slide- duh cross slide is under part as one is turning- thus smaller diameters-
		over bedways - if facing at end of part you DO not have to move the slide under the part-- thus you have more room and bigger swing.
		Lead screw (& feed change gear box) allows you to control the feed per revolution with a great deal of precision.� This is vital when cutting screw threads, as it lets you precisely control the pitch of the thread.
		The EMCO lathes here in the RDPL (& CNC machines in general) are set up a little differently in that the feed rates are DETACHED from the spindle speed.
		On MANUAL machines require some mechanical linkage between spindle speed and feed rate--� ON CNC machines computer can precisely control thus no mechanical linkage