Rannsachair
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A bit sad, that's the sale done, when I pulled most of the bits out, I think it is quite a comprehensive kit, buyer delighted:
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JMS1972
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A sad day but think of all the gear you can buy for the new lathe.
arther dailey
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Why sad, you have a harrison , some monies and some space , thats win win and win again.
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nahhh i have a harrison and have kept my myfordWhy sad, you have a harrison , some monies and some space , thats win win and win again.
its nice to use on small parts specialy when i fitted a clutch to it
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That was a credit to you, Tom. I'm sure the new owner will have hours of fun with it.
arther dailey
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harrison and a myford, ok you winnahhh i have a harrison and have kept my myford
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You could just fit a smaller chuck into the Harrison and it'll turn small bits equally as well as a small lathe...nahhh i have a harrison and have kept my myford
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You could just fit a smaller chuck into the Harrison and it'll turn small bits equally as well as a small lathe...
But....but....that would mean getting rid of a machine
