machine shop
Noun
Meaning
workshop where metal is cut and shaped etc., by machine tools
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Before long, to meet the demands of an increasingly steam-powered navy, coaling facilities were built, and in 1862 a 'steam factory' housing metalworkers, a machine shop and smelting works, was established.
BURNETT: Bob Stewart’s welding and machine shop has lost half its business amid the paralysis in the oil patch.
As a thought experiment he proposed developing a set of one-quarter-scale manipulator hands slaved to the operator's hands to build one-quarter scale machine tools analogous to those found in any machine shop.
Eventually an elderly German woman came forward with Me 163 instruments that her late husband had collected after the war, and the engine was reproduced by a machine shop owned by Me 163 enthusiast Reinhold Opitz.
Ford went to work designing an inexpensive automobile, and the duo leased a factory and contracted with a machine shop owned by John and Horace E. Dodge to supply over $160,000 in parts.
In a machine shop full of powerful electric motors, the numerical control programs need to survive the magnetic fields generated by those motors.