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Hi David, you say too many projects - I am a noob, looking to potentially take on a more modern project (if I don't buy something fully working first) - anything that might be realistic? Based in Norwich too
Hello, I have sold off most of my surplus machines (tombstones) and kept the ones I am interested in, no point spending a lot of time on something that does not hold your interest.
I think most of the experienced members here could write a book on buying advice. Best to find a machine that is working, beware of ebay don't believe the descriptions many are bodged up to get them working (seller refurbished) unless they are done by known enthusiasts. Look before you leap.
All this is obvious advice but it is easy to get carried away. If you see something run it past the guys on this forum they are good at finding faultand always take the advice from a group of comments. Good luck. David.
