PM 1340GT delivery and setup

Just a thought but removing the tail stock and compound slide would lighten the load a bit. And avoid damage if something goes amuck.
 
Hardest part is finally over!!!

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Just a thought but removing the tail stock and compound slide would lighten the load a bit. And avoid damage if something goes amuck.
The manual showed pics with both in place so I didn't remove...

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Thanks Roger for the tips. I will report back. Definitely not going to bolt the table to floor though.

I wonder how this large is so much in demand. Good sign overall that more people are getting into doing stuff in the country.

I have finally rigged up the lathe, the hairiest part would now be to put it on the table.
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Thanks Roger for the tips. I will report back. Definitely not going to bolt the table to floor though.

I wonder how this large is so much in demand. Good sign overall that more people are getting into doing stuff in the country.

I have finally rigged up the lathe, the hairiest part would now be to put it on the table.
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Your lathe is probably rigid enough, but South Bend said their lathes should be bolted to the floor.
 
I noticed there is no 0.7 and 0.8 mm metric thread option. There is 0.75. so I can't do those threads then?

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I noticed there is no 0.7 and 0.8 mm metric thread option. There is 0.75. so I can't do those threads then?

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I have never seen a 0.7 or.08 thread.
All the metric I have seen are in .25 increments.
 
Then what about M4-0.7, M5-0.8 screws?

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I was just a Ford wrench turner, so I only know the the common Metric they used,
 
I did once have to do 4-80 threads, that is another story.
 
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