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The conversation reveals a fascination with machinery—particularly old, well-engineered pieces like an Elgin lathe, which they describe as beautifully machined and crafted from durable metals. This appreciation for craftsmanship and vintage technology contrasts sharply with their casual disdain for mass-produced "Harbor Freight garbage."
Their interest in firearms is based on their historical significance and craftsmanship, though they condemn their misuse for violence. They emphasize that guns are tools with deep backgrounds, yet sadly, some people irresponsibly use them for killing animals and humans—a mentality they condemn as "mentally ill."