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Collection of Lathe Cliparts (35)

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Practical lathe clip art with consistent proportions and readable shapes, perfect for printable signs and activity sheets.

A meticulously drawn 19th-century metal lathe, highlighting key components like the headstock, carriage, and tailstock in traditional engineering style.
A meticulously drawn 1800s steam-driven lathe, featuring a massive flywheel, gear system, and precision bed for metal turning.
A classic hand-powered lathe setup, where the operator turns the large flywheel to spin the workpiece while guiding tools on the rest.
Labeled schematic of a traditional metal lathe, highlighting key components including the headstock (A), tool rest (B), carriage (C), and tailstock (D).
A beautifully detailed illustration of a Victorian-era foot-operated woodturning lathe, complete with treadle, flywheel, and adjustable tool rest.
Labeled schematic of a traditional engine lathe, highlighting key components including the spindle (S), tool post (B), and tailstock (D).
A meticulously detailed line drawing of a vintage foot-operated lathe, showcasing its robust cast-iron frame, treadle mechanism, and adjustable tool rest.
Carefully filing a metal workpiece secured in a bench vise-precision and control are key to achieving a smooth, accurate finish.
A woodworker meticulously smooths a plank with a hand plane, showcasing time-honored craftsmanship and attention to detail.
A machinist carefully shapes a metal part on a lathe, using coolant to reduce heat and friction during cutting.
A modern, flat-style hospital bed icon-perfect for digital health interfaces and infographics.
A cheerful carpenter carefully planes a wooden plank, producing delicate curls of sawdust-a classic symbol of fine craftsmanship.
A clean, stylized illustration of a crossed hammer and wrench-universal symbols for repair, maintenance, and skilled trades.
Labeled schematic of a mechanical linkage assembly, highlighting pivot points, motion vectors, and a 30-degree angular orientation for precision mechanism analysis.
A classic bevel-edge chisel with a comfortable ash handle and tempered steel blade, ready for precise wood shaping.
A modern CNC milling machine in action-showcasing the spindle, worktable, and integrated control interface for automated precision machining.
Feeling stuck in repetitive thoughts? This visual explains how intentional breaks-like a mindful shower-can reset your mental cycle.
Jesus gently cradles a lamb while holding a shepherd’s staff, embodying divine compassion and leadership.
A joyful cloud with a warm smile and blushing cheeks-ideal for lighthearted, kid-friendly designs.
A yellow-handled flathead screwdriver crossed over a silver open-end wrench-representing hands-on repair and mechanical work.
A gleeful cartoon boy leaps with excitement, eyes closed and mouth open in laughter-ideal for conveying joy and energy.
A classic triple-scroll flourish-ideal for vintage branding, invitations, or decorative dividers.
A beautifully ornate Victorian-era label for “Fine Bay Rum,” produced by Manning, McKeown & Co., druggists in Youngstown, Ohio.
A classic hand saw with a wooden grip and sharp, evenly spaced teeth-perfect for precise manual cutting tasks.
A classic 19th-century mechanical sewing machine, featuring a hand-cranked flywheel, adjustable presser foot, and sturdy cast-iron base.
A minimalist black silhouette of a classic semi-automatic pistol, clearly showing barrel, slide, grip, and trigger guard.
A classic 19th-century shaper machine used for precision metalworking, featuring dual tool heads and hand-cranked adjustments.
A classic combo: insulated-handled pliers and a Phillips-head screwdriver, ready for everyday fixes.
Labeled schematic of a traditional metal lathe feed mechanism, highlighting gear interactions and manual/automatic feed control paths.
A finely engraved technical illustration of the Draper 14-inch swing engine lathe, published by Cowan & Co., Boston, circa late 1800s.
The image shows a man wearing a blue cap and a blue shirt, working on a lathe machine. He is holding the handle of the machine and appears to be focused on the task at hand. The lathe is black and silver in color and has a large circular wheel on the left side. The man is standing in front of the lathe and is holding a tool in his right hand. He has a determined expression on his face and is looking towards the right side of the image. The background is transparent.
The image is a black and white illustration of a lathe machine. The machine is rectangular in shape and has a long, rectangular base with two legs on either side. On the left side of the base, there is a large, cylindrical machine with a handle on top. The body of the machine is made up of a series of pipes and valves, and there are several buttons and levers on the front and back. The lathe is positioned in a way that it appears to be in the process of being used. The background is transparent, making the machine stand out.
The image is a black and white line drawing of an old-fashioned sewing machine. The machine is made of metal and has a long, rectangular base with four legs. On top of the base, there is a large, circular wheel with a handle on one side and a spindle on the other side. The spindle is connected to a motor on the right side, which is used to operate the machine. There is also a small handle on the left side of the machine, which can be used to hold the machine in place while it is being worked on. The legs are made of wood and are supported by two legs
A robust, green-painted wood lathe with adjustable tool rest and metal headstock/tailstock, ready for fine craftsmanship.
The image is a green illustration of a machine. It appears to be a type of industrial machinery, possibly a lathe or a milling machine. The machine has a rectangular base with a flat top and a flat bottom. On top of the base, there is a large arm with two arms extending from it. The arm has a handle on one end and a spindle on the other end. The spindle is used to feed the material into the machine, while the spindle and spindle are used to hold the material in place. There are also several buttons on the base for controlling the machine's settings. The overall