My experiences on such things- of course. Apparently there is more about than it would seem at first glance. None of this dreary poor little boy peering through the steamy Christmas offerings- and wishing to be able to go in. So back to the Sieg, it is incredibly cheap- and refreshingly accurate. Not quite what one expects but true nevertheless. I do have preferences!Įmco made lathes, if I recall, for the use of slave labour in Dachau Concentration Camp. Enduring Powers of Attorney and my future executers and beneficiaries- NOT to be sniffed atįrom the practical and considerably cheaper Chinese Sieg C4 with variable speed motor and power cross feed and iron gears not plastic things from Deutschland, Deutschland Uber alles, made out of plastic. Writing as a former accountant, it is a sound investment and one which I have briefed my two holders of. A rather ethereal sum and I am certainly not alone in getting one. Yes, I have one and a fitful of accessories both bought or made. have been £3000( basic) which without ANY tooling whatsoever, will set people back a very cool £8 000 or perhaps 10 grand. Might I disagree! I have a Myford Super 7 with gear box and powered cross feed which NEW i.e.

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