Turning Some Brass Nozzles on my Mini CNC Lathe

This machine probably makes the most money (profit) of any of the machines in my shop. No coolant, small footprint, very little maintenance, and runs on 110v. It will hold + or - .00005 all day. Getting it up to temp is the trick. Once it's warmed up, it's on baby! I have a tolerance of + or - .0002 on the dia on these parts.
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Awesome stuff. My old man was a machinist for 40 years cutting huge rings for Rolls Royce and Boeing. I got into the quality department in a fairly large shop with mostly CNC's and hand full of hand crankers. Now I'm run the quality department for a place that has only old school equipment (VTL's and Lathes) with some having DRO's.

Awesome little machines.

I note some nice upgrades with the work light and boombox options!