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21-05-2016, 14:16
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Re: Lathe Suggestions
Your typical mini lathe has 7 inches of swing.
Stepping up to a larger mill provides- Considerably more powerful motor Stiffer overall machine, higher accuracy More Speed Options Ability to use a BXA tool post (1/2" tooling) over 3/8" tooling on a mini-mill. Ability to machine larger items if needed. More options for creating threads Room to Center bore. (Harder to do on a short mini-lathe) Last edited by InFlight : 21-05-2016 at 14:22. 
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