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Default Questions about 3 in one machines?

Hello,

This is my first post to this group. I have always wanted to tinker
with metal working.
My shop space is limited so I was considering a Smithy combination
lathe and milling machine.
I know that it would not be as good as dedicated machinery.
My question is, would the Smithy product be a good choice or is there
a better option?
I wouldn't say money isn't an issue, but space and versatility is more
of an issue.

Feedback would be appreciated.

Regards,

Mike B.
 
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