IMO, the machines from HF should be considered only "kits" that happen to come with the components bolted together. Pretty much the first thing you wind up doing is taking them back apart so you can address all the various manufacturing defects (poor machining, casting voids, no/lousy lubricant, etc.) and then file & shim them to align the various things that should be aligned.
It's also not uncommon to find metric dials marked in inches, which is terribly confusing. For example, each mark may indicate .001" but there are only 80 of them, and a full rotation actually moves .0787" (2mm).
But even the Smithys seem to attract a lot of negative comments, due to their "one size fits none" nature. So I bought a used lathe, used knee-type vertical mill, and new (cheap chinese) drill press; for about the same money as the combo machine you linked to.