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The photo I found , looks like a nice lathe, it did not have a USA price, so cant compare that

Can you find a Myford ML7 over there.??

Looks like a nice heavy duty mill, very nice, I hope you can find tooling for that taper.

I see your cats are helping..

Steam engines take a long time to build, I have spent 3 years on one, {that was when I was working full time} and just worked on it when I had time...

Glad to see a new member on the forum from SLC.

Looks like a nice engine, looked up a photo of the mill engine Elmer's #33, a good project for your South Bend

greentwin , That engine in your photos that is painted white, would be a good price at $600, if you would be able to pick it up somehow.??

Very nice, you are lucky to find that one..

looking good....

Your a very good machinist, the 5A is a nice size engine. Well done.

I do have the castings for the reversing mechanism, I have got to see if I have the drawings.

Very nice job, I am working my reversing gear so will be interesting to see how you are doing yours.

Look at youtube there are bad reviews on the Vevor lathe, it's not worth your hard earned money...

I take Gabapentin for my nerve pain. I am 81, and yes it is hard to pick up small parts.

Very impressive work..

Getting a new lathe or mill is always exciting and fun, thanks for posting.

Well what ever make it is, it looks well made and heavy, and looks like you have all the gears and parts.

Peatrich, you being from the UK should have lots of castings and plans for steam engines over there. Welcome.

{It not same lathe as old south bend.} Yes I know, I am pretty sure they were made In Taiwan. I saw one of Grizzlys gun smith lathes, a 14 inch at a trade show, also made in Taiwan it was a very impressive lathe.