350 or 400?

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Originally Posted by BurnoutNova

as you surely know, that also is a completely seperate topic form automotive machining, none of those machines are used in the automotive field, except maybe to mass produce parts.

my father has been a machinist for 30 years started on maunual bridgeport milling machines and old school leblonde lathes, and runs similar CNC machines daily and has no experiance doing atomotive machinig, and if asked to run the CK-10 that i run almost every weekend, he would have trouble.


but yes, this has strayed a LONG ways from the original topic, and should be put to rest.

perhaps it is time to bury it huh?