Have you seen this compact and robust turning centre available from stock?

Bar feed ready, a true y-axis, and a driven turret on every station - this Spinner TC300 is available from stock and ready to go!!
This extremely capable machine from Whitehouse Machine Tools is one you might want to get your hands on if you’re looking at turning harder materials and challenging applications.
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[@flikflak24]

love it have Y axis wish every lathe had +-3mm Y axis movement. that way i can get both my tool and my drill on absolut perfect center/compensate no matter if its the machine or the tool holder or even the tool/insert/drill it self that's not where is should be ( i have tried on a brand new machine with brand new tool holders and tool's. but somehow somewhere something wasnt quite right and my tool was 0.8mm below center. and i wished i had +-3mm Y travel/adjustment ) if spinner comes out with a new lathe that dont have at least +- 3mm of Y axis ajustment i will personally go to there HQ. walk into the designer of that machine and kick him/her in the butt

[@MTDCNC]

+-3, what do you mean?

[@flikflak24]

@@MTDCNC that i can move it up and down in Y with 3 mm each way so i can put my tool on the exact centerline of the spindle. i have tried standing on a okuma LB15ii that was not of centerline in Y with all the pockets ( and since it dont have a Y axis you couldnt correct for it ) so in my mind/eyes every moden lathe should come standard with minimum 3 mm of adjustment momvement. even if they lock it down to tool offset only ( so you can only move it well in tool offset. so when you change tool it moves to the Y position as part of the sub program it runs in the background when you call up a tool )