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	UWG 1: Engraving linear scales using slip blocks and dial-test indicators for accuracy of marking

	UWG 1: When used for grinding, the Hommel was fitted with flat-belt pulleys and employed a special, smooth-running silk-fabric belt; the usual speeds obtained on a 50 Hz current were 4460, 5800 and 7750 rpm.


	UWG 1: A rather more sophisticated set up than the simple hand operation shown above with the rotary table being used to assist in the grinding of a hexagon nut.

	UWG 1: Surfacing grinding with the aid of a miniature electro-magnetic chuck. By tilting the head, grinding at an angle was quickly and easily accomplished without the time-consuming bother of resetting the workpiece

	UWG 1: Finishing grinding a drill


	"Eierlegende Wollmilchsäue" or, literally translated, "egg-laying wool-milk-pig" - a machine that could do everything.


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