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A caveat here: if you're buying an older American
machine, do check to see if they are still in business or if someone else is
supporting them with parts, etc. My ancient
Clausing seems to be at the
point of having to have parts custom made now - or adapted from other mfgr's (I
take *extra* good care of it now.)
Dale R.
I guess if you buy
really old, unsupported machines, you have to get two mills, and two lathes, so
you can have one good machine to make parts for the one that's broken
:-)
Rusty
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