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Andy, I've not needed your services, but always considered that you would be the one to call if needed; good luck.
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14th August 2015, 07:58 | #22 |
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Wow a Myford metal workers lathe, I used to have a Myford mill drill, they are very reliable and well built. I would love to get a myford bowl turning rig, but since they weight so much, I can only dream!
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Looks almost identical to the Myford in woodwork class at school .........
and that was 60+ years since, obviously real quality and engineering lasts forever!
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nice looking lathe. what model is it and can I ask how much it was?
also what was the announcement? macafee2 |
14th August 2015, 12:36 | #27 |
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just going to learn how to use the lathe for somthing to do in the cold winter months .
will still be doing clutches so not packing in just yet andy ps . myford ml 10 and loads of other bits with it just sorting them out as for the price enough sed |
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Excellent news Andy as I'm looking at making arrangements to pop up and see you in September or what would be more convenient for you.
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All the best Andy. Keep on turning!
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