Congrats on the new lathe Bernie, it's a beauty and I know it will be reliable for you. Those lathes have a great reputation. Now it's time to get to work!
Corey
Corey
Nova DVR XP
Haven't seen much activity so thought I would shoot something out. Went to Denver today and came home with a new Nova DVR XP. It is a computer controlled with speeds from 100 rpm to 3500 rpm. It is smooth. I did the nickel test running the speed from 100 to 3500 and the nickel sat still. It will turn 16" inboard and 29" outboard. So now rearrange the shop to make a home for it.
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Bernie......
Just why is it that every time my lathe upgrade fever calms down you have to go and get a new model and re-kindle my illness alll over again? Why? Why? Why? :'(
That is a sweetheart for sure
Just why is it that every time my lathe upgrade fever calms down you have to go and get a new model and re-kindle my illness alll over again? Why? Why? Why? :'(
That is a sweetheart for sure
Hi Bernie
That's a Nice Lathe
MAY I ask, if you don't mind PLEASE. is that the one that goes for $2,000.oo bucks ???
Bj
That's a Nice Lathe
MAY I ask, if you don't mind PLEASE. is that the one that goes for $2,000.oo bucks ???
Bj
BernieW said:
Yep Bj that is the one. I really like it a lot. I turned on the Nova 1624 and the DVR. I really liked what I saw. I ran the speed from 100 rpm to 3500 rpm with a nickel stood on edge on the headstock. It never even moved.bobj3 said:Hi Bernie
That's a Nice Lathe
MAY I ask, if you don't mind PLEASE. is that the one that goes for $2,000.oo bucks ???
Bj
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