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Re: What machines are you using? (CNC, lathes, mills, 3-in-1 machines?)
You're already a lot better off than a lot of teams. And I'm willing to bet those Southbend lathes may be better quality than some of the new import stuff. I really like LeBlond lathes.
I would never buy a 3 in 1 machine. All the ones I've seen are either really junky or quite impractical or both.
Do you have a welder? A Miller Synchrowave sure would be nice.
For CNC, I like HAAS.
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