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I have a brand new Mazak lathe in the parking lot . The riggers will be here at 8:00am. What should I keep my eye out for as we get it set up?
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watch for correct lighting angles as you take pictures
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Power outlet and machine compatibility....your toes...don't set it down on them.....level it....
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Well she sure is pretty though the electrician isnt coming til Monday. At least I can touch it!!! Still got ten toes too.
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Shaaaawing!


Nice machine!
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Thats not a lathe. Thats a spaceship

I have a thoery. The bigger the car / TV / .....lathe, the smaller the pecker.
I feel very sorry for you
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OOO... That was hitting below the belt !
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It kind of looks like a flight simulator, a big one at that.
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Doesnt matter how big of a pecker anyone has. It cant fill up that 4" spindle bore. more pictures to come if I can start cutting chips.
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