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Thread: Nova DVR XP Lathe
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18th November 2014, 06:15 PM #16
Maybe they all did you a favour. Now you won't just rush in and buy a lathe. Knowing a bit about how a company treats its customers is quite valuable. Personally I would not buy Nova / Teknatool - not because of their product quality but because they treated me so poorly when I attempted to source parts for a dying VS on my Nova Mercury lathe a few years ago.Mobyturns
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18th November 2014, 08:12 PM #17
Surprised Jim didn't ring you back
anyway
I've the DVR XP
if you were down this way I'd invite you to come around and kick the tyres
anyway
I'm generally happy with it - a knob might be better than a keypad but I'm used to the keypad and I like the 5 programmable settings (well 4 actually as the starting 500 revs is unchangeable)
I like the range of speed and the not having to play with belts and no belt slippage
the motor is really strong and vibration free
I haven't had the discussed problem with banjo slip
I've got the cast iron legs which I doubt are the subject of the flimsy complaint
In my opinion the legs on the left side are in the wrong place - but I think that is the same with all lathes - anyway I rectified mine (there's a thread somewhere)
my only real gripe is that there is a bit of play in the tailstock sitting on the bed - it's a right pain in the ...regards
Nick
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18th November 2014, 08:22 PM #18
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