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Please help me to choose a lathe for my project

Hi Maxim, Perry in Calgary. I missed this thread. Sorry, late to the game. Don't forget about Grizzly Tools in Bellingham, Washington. The Canadian exchange rate might not be in our favor right now....but they have some good stuff. I picked up my mill from there about 10 years ago. Short drive for you.
Thanks, but too late.) We had an awesome trip through the Rockies, visited lake Louise. It was a huge bonus for us.
 
Thanks, but too late.) We had an awesome trip through the Rockies, visited lake Louise. It was a huge bonus for us.
Nothing beats a nice road trip through the mountains. Especially in the fall. I use to work in Vancouver. 4 days there and back here to Calgary for 4 days off. I flew most of the time, but did switch out vehicles a number of times. Shorter than commuting to Toronto for work. :)
 
Alright, the lathe is now in its natural environment.

I'm sorry Maxim, I keep looking for the lathe in your photo, but I don't see it.

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