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f150skidoo

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I've been a lurker on the this forum for the past year but finally decided to join. I have a home hobby shop that's turning into a side business. I bought my first lathe last year to aid in making parts for fabrication (Peerless 10x36 Taiwanese lathe) I'm now debating on upgrading to a 14x40 lathe.
 
Welcome from Ontario South of Chatham!

f150skidoo said:
I'm now debating on upgrading to a 14x40 lathe.
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Personally, I think 14x40 is the perfect size. But I also prefer brunettes. There are many on here who might call that a downgrade, might agree it's an upgrade, might be jealous that you have the room to consider it, might enjoy a debate about what is more attractive - blond 20, red head 6, or something in between!
 
Susquatch said:
Welcome from Ontario South of Chatham!



Personally, I think 14x40 is the perfect size. But I also prefer brunettes. There are many on here who might call that a downgrade, might agree it's an upgrade, might be jealous that you have the room to consider it, might enjoy a debate about what is more attractive - blond 20, red head 6, or something in between!
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Personally, I’m no longer wired for 2 20s anymore, just 1 40.
 
f150skidoo said:
I've been a lurker on the this forum for the past year but finally decided to join. I have a home hobby shop that's turning into a side business. I bought my first lathe last year to aid in making parts for fabrication (Peerless 10x36 Taiwanese lathe) I'm now debating on upgrading to a 14x40 lathe.
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welcome from fellow GTA member
 
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