Help identifying this vintage machine

Help identifying this vintage machine

 

Welcome to the forum, Abdelbari!
Sorry I don't know what your machine is, just wanted to say welcome!

 

Abdel, I'm afraid I don't have a clue, but I'm sure there's someone here who will!
I've rotated a couple of your photos in order to see them better:

 

my 1st though would be for trimming or binding shoe soles.....or some type of leather work...

 

Hi and welcome!

What does it do when you turn the crank or depress the pedal? Is it big?

 

It gets cranky....!!!

 

or all wound up

 

What is marked on the knobs and other places-at least one knob has numbers or letters around it.

 

Can’t do much unless I have dimensions.

 

I also think it looks like something shoe or general leather related.

Abdelbari has been on the forum for a while. It still says 'new member' because he doesn't post very often.
@say_it_slowly , ever since your new avatar picture I keep thinking you are a new member. I wanted to welcome you a couple of times.

 

Aw that is so sweet. This is actually the avatar I've used on Ebay for a long time and just thought I'd do a change up for here since I rarely go there anymore. I forgot how much I love this tiny, sassy jug.

 

Dimensions? Wonder if OP knows this ID stuff is a bit of a two-way street.

 

I noticed photos imprinted "olx"
Which comes up as india photo site. Maybe that's why delay in response?

 

‘Nother One, but That’s all I’m sayin’ ‘till I get some dimensions.

 

It is cute, stands there looking very determined. I don't know about what, though.

 

I guess if you're just over 3" tall and make it 250+ years, even with repairs, you get the right to flaunt your fat little belly and short legs.

 

I hope I'll remember that when I get to be that old.

 

Dimensions are : 25 x 30 x 35 cm
Weight : Approximately 2500 gr

 

Thanks. It is an optical lens cutting machine. The similar one I posted above was made by American Optical Company. A member of the “Practical Machinist” forum figured it out for us.

 

yeahhhhh...that's a bar coming down to hold the glass to the top disc.....i see it now....
good call !!