The document discusses different types of lathes throughout history. It describes how the earliest lathes from 850 AD consisted of a rotating cylinder powered by a crank that was used to draw water. It then explains that a horizontal lathe works in a plane with two axes (Z,X) and may or may not have a stand to elevate it. Finally, it outlines that modern machining centers can have over 100 automatic tool changers to quickly produce complex parts with high accuracy and speed, manufacturing complicated workpieces within minutes.

1. lathe Team of : Selene Coronado Mario Sánchez Carlos Montoya

2. Lahte simple The lathe has been around since the year 850 a.clathe consisted of a cylinder that rotated on its axis, through it a crank, this force is applied, which makes winding the rope in the cylinder sustained load up the other end. this machine was used to draw water from pond

3. Lathe horizontal. The lathe is a machine that works in plane, because it only has two working axis (Z, X). A lathe may or may not have a stand (or legs), which sits on the floor and elevates the lathe bed to a working height. Some lathes are small and sit on a workbench or table, and do not have a stand.

4. Machining centers Machining centers are a machine that can have about 100 tools or more with them automatic changer. be designed to perform different operations on different surfaces of the workpiece. machining centers may produce complex parts with high accuracy and speed. will produce complex parts in a minute.