Sorry to interject, I've been contemplating one of the Taig cnc lathes for a while now. The gang tooling would certainly be nice in comparison to my cobbled together "modernized" compact 5 cnc.
The Taig CNC lathe looks very nice for the price. The spindle however has a single pulse per revolution rather than an encoder, at least as delivered. If the spindle speed varies during threading malformed threads may occur. This is NOT unique to the Taig, it is true for all lathes with single pulse per revolution spindles. The work around is simple, just take more passes with less depth of cut. Really paying attention to sharp well aligned tooling is a must. I'm inclined to regard this as a minor limitation in keeping with a small benchtop machine, but a rude surprise for some folks the first time they bump into it. Folks using Mach3 via a parallel port were used to this as that software/hardware combo couldn't typically process pulse streams quickly enough to support more advanced spindle encoders.
Cheers,
Stan