Since I received it a month ago, I've spent a lot of my spare time working with this machine, but I also spend a fair amount on the web looking for good technical information and project ideas. Here are some of my personal favorites.

Tool Links:

1. Harbor Freight Tools
   
2. Enco
   
3. Grizzly Industrial
   
4. Williams Low-Buck Tools
   
5. Lathemaster
   
6. Homier
   
7. Northern Industrial
   

Machinist's Links:

1. Mini-Late/Mini-Mill
   
2. Pat's Big List...
   
3. Varmint Al's
   
4. J.K. McCoy's Shop
   
5. Home Metals Shop Club
   
6. Dean's Machine Links
   
7. Chipmaker's World
   

Automobile Related Links:

1. British Sports Car Restoration
   
2. Tom Yang's Ferrari Restoration Page
   
3. Auto Restorer Online
   
4. Hemmings Motor News
   

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Good News!! Jim Harvey has published a new book that puts professional machining techniques and solutions in a context that is understandable by the beginner. I told Jim that I get about 3 to 4 e-mails a week from people looking for basic introductory information. This book addresses this critical need, and represents a significant contribution to the machining hobby. For more detailed information please click on the picture and it will link you to Jim's website.

See my review here 
Cheers!!
Ray