Smaller spindle bore and less powerful motor than WM250V, plus it's from a time when the reputation of Chinese machines was maybe less secure than it is now. Looks like a limited range of fixed speeds on pulley changes, and also more limited feed ranges. 

WM250V didn't seem expensive to me compared with new or 'good' reconditioned Myfords, and I've not regretted buying it.

That's what I think, but you pays your money and you takes your choice.

Edited By Mick B1 on 23/02/2018 19:39:57

I have olso have  had a DB10G for a bit over 12 years with no problems. I have made a few modifications. Three phase mortor and VFD. tumbler reverse. Quick change toolpost. Tailstock camlock. DRO. I have also bought some extra changewheels. I found that at the ME shows that Chester normally have a box of assorted gears. I just bought any modulus 1 gears with numbers of teeth that I did not already have. Most had to be bored out or sleeved to fit but it was worth the effort as I can now cut a much wider range of threads.

Les.

Edited By Les Jones 1 on 24/02/2018 12:10:18