NY 986 said: (quoted from post at 08:39:11 04/09/15) I don't think they carry the labor rates that a lot of other countries in Europe carry such as France, Germany, and Great Britain. Also, they have the ability to produce products at a high quality level if they so choose.
So can the Chinese. You can have stuff made there any way you want it, but most want it cheap and shoddy.
I spent years operating a Graziano lathe. Wonderful machine from the 60s. Cutting threads you can switch from Standard to Metric pitches by throwing a lever, and it had selctable all the pitches for Whitworth and the BS threads too. I did a lot of threading.
This post was edited by ObsoElitist at 08:13:44 04/11/15.
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