I actually like the oneway a lot - I'm not denigrating it - what I was
responding to was what appeared to be a post saying that to turn large
things, the OP wanted to buy a oneway and the outboard turning attachment -
whether I was clear o4r not, my intended point was that if you want to turn
larger than you can turn over the ways on a oneway, then look at the Stubby
because you can turn quite a bit larger without going outboard (in fact, on
a stubby you CANT go outboard). If the oneway meets your needs, its a
beautiful lathe, but it's at its best when you are turning within it's
design range over the ways.


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Hi Bill
We are not talking about the space in your shop.
Nor were we talking about 36" platters.

So maybe you should REREAD what you said.





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