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I do, my grandson used it last when I was teaching him to turn a few things, it's a shame really, sits there doing not allot most of the time but when he gets workshop time it's really worth having in the cave.

Brilliant little lathe and worth giving it the spading workshop.. Variable speed is a must for beginners tho.. It helps build confidence.

I can recommend the 1628vs, superb machine..

[QUOTE="silver, post: 62868, member: 165"] I do, my grandson used it last when I was teaching him to turn a few things, it's a shame really, sits there doing not allot most of the time but when he gets workshop time it's really worth having in the cave. Brilliant little lathe and worth giving it the spading workshop.. Variable speed is a must for beginners tho.. It helps build confidence. I can recommend the 1628vs, superb machine..:love_it: [/QUOTE]

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