A machine shop is one equipped with machine tools. Which is an ideal excuse to play with punched tape and teleprinters and complicated Ward-Leonard speed controllers, all of which have much to do with the older types of machine tool numerical control and drive systems. Soon we will show how a tapping out some gobbledygook on a keyboard can create a fancy metal object, how to make a replacement bearing, and perhaps a few kinds of electric welding.
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