Who Form 3520 Reviews 2023-2024

Hello and once again, welcome to my YouTube channel. Basically, today I'm going to talk a little bit more in depth about the lathe that I purchased approximately 14-15 months ago. After my last one blew up and almost caught fire, which was a DVR XP, I was very happy with it until that incident happened. After it blew up, I looked around for a new lathe. I didn't want to buy another DVR XP for obvious reasons and I wanted to move up slightly in scale. So, I looked around and settled on this particular lathe. It's a Jet 35-20 B, also known in the US as a Powermatic 35-20 B. Powermatics are made in Europe and then exported over to the US. They all start off as Jets. In fact, while I was installing this lathe, I actually scratched the paintwork and under the white paintwork was the Powermatic's mostly gold color. So, there you go. Anyway, I've been very, very happy with the lathe so far. It's done everything I could have asked of it. It's a fantastic lathe. If you are thinking about getting one of these lathes, please make sure you have a friend to help you install it. This thing weighs a ton. It's all cast iron, every part of it virtually. It's a cast iron head, a cast iron bed, cast iron tail stock, cast iron tool slide. The legs are cast iron. I think it weighs in at approximately 285 kilograms, which is quite heavy. I've actually put some iron bars on the legs and some MDF, and I've loaded it with quite a bit of my heavy exotic timber. So, this lathe actually weighs two-thirds of a ton now, so it's quite stable. The speed ratio is just two-to-two pulleys. There's...