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    Lathe opportunity.....

    Ok fellas here's the deal. I had posted a couple of months ago that my nieghbor had a Nova Dvr. I was in the market for one. They are now on sale at Woodcraft for $1700. He is now purchasing a Stubby if I buy his Nova. He wants $1000 for the lathe,stand, bench grinder, outrigger and a few turning tools. He is a really great guy and I really would like to buy this. I think this this a great deal (more of a gloat), but what do you guys think? The lathe is about 4yrs old. No problems with it at all. Oh, and what's the life expectancy of those lathes? Thanks.

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    Don't wait....seriously all the extras alone are worth a couple hundred.

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    I would jump all over that one. As was said Chris you got at least a minimum of $200 or $250 in tools plus the stand is a extra.
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    Sounds like a good opportunity! Looking forward to seeing photos of your new lathe!
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    Lathe opportunity

    Give me his address and I will go over and check it out,an let you know how it works,er what I think about it. I f you don't have it in your shop by now,you coo coo

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    Seriously. Jump on this NOW or you're going to regret it forever.

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    Where is he located. I will see you 1000 and raise you a hundred. Sounds like a good deal.

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    "Getrdone".

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    I agree with everyone else, don't hesitate.

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    Is his Nova DVR an "XP" model, or an earlier model? That would factor in when comparing to the current WoodCraft offering. In any case, $1,000 sounds like a deal. I just bought the XP this week... nice machine.
    Lathes: Nova DVR XP, Delta 46-460, Jet 1014vsi; Bader III 2"x72" belt grinder; Triton 2.25 router; CMT Industrio table; Jointech fence; SC planer; Dewalt miter; Delta 14" bandsaw; Festool TS55, MFT/3, CT22, ETS150/3, OF1400, PSB300EQ, CXS; Hegner Scrollsaw; JJ-6CS jointer; Grizzly 1023s cabinetsaw, Jet 17" drill press; Rigid OSS; 9" SandFlee; 3M AirStream & Breathe Easy PAPRs

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    Life span, way longer than you need! If anything it will only be put aside to buy something bigger,like your neighbor.
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    Nova Lathe

    Where's the PIC'S!!!!! If its something you want,and buying from someone you know is definitely a big plus,go for it!!Then post some pics,congrads on your new lathe----Carroll

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    I am a new dvr owner and say to you don't wait. Get your neighbors rig with all the extra's. Afterall you know where he lives.As a plus you might just get to turn on a Stuby!...Bill..

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    Go and get it! Enjoy!

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    Seems like four years is just about the right amount of time to shake out any manufacturing defects. If I was in the market for that model, I'd jump on it.

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