Andrew Mawson wrote:

The Colchester Student was NEVER intended for home use !!!!!!

Schools, colleges and aprentice training schools yes. Small shop
yes.

AWEM

"Mike Berger" wrote in message
...
This web page disagrees with you, where it says:

The names "Student" and "Master" (of both the Mk. 1 and Mk. 2
designations) refer, in effect, to the centre height and bed
length -
the Student being 6" x 24" and the Master 6.5" x 30" - for, in all
other
respects, the lathes were identical. As standard, for the home
market,
both lathes were fitted with a dual English/metric screwcutting
gearbox
but a cheaper "Dominion" model was also offered that had an
English-only
screwcutting gearbox (though with two additional pitches of 11.5 and
23
tpi), a

http://www.lathes.co.uk/colchester/page2.html

Mike,

Missunderstanding of English phrases here !!!!! "Home Market" is a
term we use for selling into the UK as opposed to "Overseas Market"
and does not refer to selling to homes !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (what a lovely
thought G garden/backyard lorry/truck got/gotten lift/elevator - two
countries divided by a common lanuage)

AWEM