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look at warco units you get more for you money. i have the one you are asking about. this is a much better deal. http://www.warco.co.uk/metal-lathes-metalworking-lathe-machine/15-wm-180-variable-speed-lathe.html

i have a warco mill drill same as the rf25 and find it a good machine. there is loads of mods to make it better and ways to get around the column going out of alignment when raising or lowering it. cuppa joe o you tube has a good video on his mod for the column. and just recently a good one for...

mine started to do the same there is no bearings on the shaft i am going to remove mine and remake the mount with bearings. doing the X axis at the moment fitted longer shaft so supported both ends and will be fitting a power feed.

going to be doing this to mine soon

it is well worth the effort doing it runs so much smoother now. it's nice to hear the radio now whilst machining.

been making the bits for my belt drive over the last few weeks. wish i had started it as soon as i got me lathe in august. so much quieter can now hear the radio when machining parts. and has a better finish on parts. No more plastic gears rattling away all been removed next mod x-axis...

there is a big white resistor on the main board on the back of the mill. have the same problem with mine. seems to be a common fault.

i have fitted a plate to the base of my column and have no more problems with vibration when using a boring tool. i am about to make a plate so i can fix the top of the column to the wall so it can't flex backwards if putting pressure on it when drilling. the one thing i have noticed is when...

will post a picture of my my craped 8x6 shed tomorrow has a small lathe & mill in there and my tig welder. to be made bigger next year as got to get a motorbike jig in there.