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    Quote Originally Posted by new_guy90 View Post
    for that reason the Practical machinist forum has band all talk about Asian

    No it's only home shop type asian machines.... And that is interpreted as the forum owner see's fit... Otherwise any talk on the new Taiwanese South Bends would be banned (which it isn't)

    No new manual machine made today has anything on the stuff made in the 60's before CNC took over, Colchesters were always light lathes for their class in their day and that is why we seem them being copied so much today.... After all no one makes a copy of a DSG or Monarch Series 60 or American Pacemaker which were serious metal removing machines and far superior, even look at say the locally made Macson 18" machine....17" wide bed and a 15 hp motor, and with the lathe you could use all the 15 real horses in a cut without chatter..

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    Quote Originally Posted by radish View Post
    Well now, if you believe whatever that w@nker that runs that site says, I think you'll believe in the "tooth fairy and santa claus" as well.

    That idiot would have to be the most opinionated moron I've ever come across, OK, it's his site, well he can rant and rave all he want's too, but as far as I'm concerned, he can shove it where the sun don't shine.

    You really need to expand your horizons, go check out some DECENT forums, instead of believing what comes across on that site.

    He seems to have some fixation with old worn out/clapped out junk yankee iron is best, think he better remove his head from his butt and stop playing ostrich.

    Have you noticed he don't show his head on any other forum, simple reason really, everybody else, on any other forum, will tell him to bugger orf.
    ROFL yeah some guys on there can be pig headed did you see the posts on that aluminum car and how the frame was made from billet? man the crap they went on about that they even had the owner of that company defending himself. its not all bad the south bend forum is good and friendly and so is the antique side also it has a very wide range of some very very skilled people in industry from jewelers and gun smiths to very skilled engineers and business people oh and they always have very good threads in the business forum trust me well worth a read.

    i do get around more on the net im on HMEM and i know Big Shed is to... now i cant remember what i came on hear to say... oh yeah me and my tool maker friend are going to see if we can improve the lathe maybe today or tomorrow ill post pic's
    happy turning

    Patrick

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