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Weiler LZD220 as first lathe?

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Hi there,

I have wanted to buy lathe for almost 10 years now but haven't got around to buy one due the usual reasons (space, money, time) but now I think time is ripe.

My needs are mostly making smallish and modifying car parts like bushings, valve guides, brake disc hats etc.

I have possibility to buy Weiler LZD220 for about 1600€:

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Unfortunately I should commit to buying the machine without seeing it due distance but I think if there is something seriously wrong with it, the price could be negotiated down. Also, my experience on buying used lathes is nonexistent.

This lathe is said to be "toolroom quality", what does it mean in practice compared to "ordinary" chinese lathes?

Any opinions on this? For me it seems good match and not too overpriced, capacity is enough, it is good size and weight to fit in my garage or workshop and I somehow prefer old german lathe to new chinese one.
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