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Centering Machine

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centering machine [′sen·tə·riŋ ma′shēn]
(mechanical engineering)
A machine for drilling and countersinking work to be turned on a lathe.
Centering Machine 

a metal-cutting machine tool; a drill tool used for centering. In operation, a centering machine usually centers and simultaneously cuts off the face ends of the bar.
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