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    Any one try one of these lathes yet? It is new to there line up. I thought it may be good for hobbie use?

    http://www.grizzly.com/products/item...emnumber=G0554

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    I am curious as well. Has anyone who lives near the showroom looked one over in person?

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    I have looked at them at the Bellingham showroom. Looked like a decent enough machine. It is also very big and heavy. I didn't get to run it, but I do recall it being on my list of machines to consider.

    I ended up with the G9036 (13"x40") which has been working out quite nicely for my purposes.

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    I've never seen any of Grizzly's larger lathes up close - only seen pictures of them. I believe from the pictures that the compound has the degree numbers / lines engraved or rolled on them and not the cheap metal tape rivetted in place. Can somebody who has seen a Grizzly confirm that for me?

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    i think this lathe is already professional duty, its not really hobby anymore, its obsession
    Condense the mind, give birth to the soul, imminitize the eschaton, call down the flying saucers, fuse spirit with matter, create the universal panceaum at the end of time and lead the triumphant humanity into hyperspace.

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