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I've had a change of heart

Thee Dragracer1951

By Thee Dragracer1951,
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I had placed an order, after hearing some very good info here, for a new Daewoo Lynx 220A

I've had a change of heart though and think I'll do better if I buy the machine with full C axis and live tools. So I'm changing the order to a Lynx 220LM. My wife asked me how I thought I'd do all those mill turn parts when our two mills are as backed up as they are....

Gotta love that kind of thinking.

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I have two Daewoo lathes. One is a Puma 350 and the other is some old thing. Not sure of the model # because the machine has been repainted. I also have two Mori Seiki SV500 mills, a brand new Mori NV5000aB1/50 mill, a Mori Seiki SL250 lathe with live tooling and a C-axis, a Mazak Ultra 650 HMC, a GFM FKP-20/2 pin mill, and an Okuma LU-35 4 axis lathe with an OSP5020L control, a Naxos CNC CBN Orbital Pin Chasing grinder, two 6 axis CNC oil hole drilling machines (custom built).

I have found the Daewoo lathes to be very reliable. They are a lot like the Mori Seiki SL250 as far as the appearance and functionality. The colors are even very similar.

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