Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Can he do outboard turning ?
Document: I would strongly recommend this lathe to anyone who's serious (or wants to be) about turning, and has kind of a mid-range budget.
I did much research before buying a lathe; this is the first one I have owned. It has great features, controls are located in easy reach. The Jet lathe gave me the most for the money. It is stable while turning and the motor runs very quietly.
Great Delivery, Easy assembly, product lives up to all other reviews. No vibration at any rpm. My first turning - a set of 4 inch square table legs. Very little effort, no vibration. Sanding at 3000 rpm's was very nice. Very happy with this lathe.
A lot of great reviews here and elsewhere lead me to the Jet 2HP lathe. Both the lathe and the shipping (lift-gate service directly to the shop) exceeded my expectations. I was set up and turning within a couple hours. Smooth, controllable, a real step forward from me previous lathe.
Even tested the two delta 2 HP lathes same price, no thanks on steel beds, I only like iron cast. The Nova was nice to, I just don't like the snap together bed for the price. Saved my money for nice wood and more turning tools, also banking the extra dough.
One foot will be too high, just lower it until the lathe will not rock to pressure. Now adjust the serpentine belt to eliminate slack . Now turn it on and listen to it purr! The spindle is stout, the bearings are robust and this thing sings when running, even at 3000 rpm. Spindle turning is a Zen experience and turning large out of round pieces is strange as the wind noise is louder than the lathe. The lathe is more than 90% of turners need or want .
I've been doing woodworking for years now, but it has been all flat work. I bought a mini lathe to make some small legs and handles, well I discoverd the vortex. Turning is so much fun. I've found a new woodworking love. I still like flat work, but this has become my new passion. I had decided to save for a larger lathe that could handle bowls, plates and such, and had intended to get the PM 3520b.
the legs are very heavy and luckily i had help. The bed was very heavy and somewhat of a challange to get it up on the legs, but assembly was very simple. Every hole was perfectly aligned. It was in a crate, very well protected and neatly packed.Before i go into the details of the lathe i would like to give you some information on the prodcuts that i did evaluate and consider. The first unit was the NOVA.
nearly 2 years of flawless sevice when the motor pucked. Called Jet and was shocked at customer service - not bad shocked but great shocked. The gentleman I talked to really knew his stuff. The best service I have from company in a very long time. Needless to say Jet has a customer for life.
When I started looking for a bigger lathe, and I looked at all of them, I looked very seriously at oneway, because I already have one of thier chucks and some of thier other accesories and was very inpressed with them. However a friend of mine has a JET 1642 and turns out some very impressive segmented bowls with it... that recommendation and the quality of his lathe compared to the oneway price and the  more versitile 1642EVS-2 did the trick.
Answer: no