The Oneway is all steel, formed and welded. The Powermatics are all gray cast iron - headstock, tailstock, and all of the bed. The Robust is a hybrid. Robust headstock is gray cast iron, as is the banjo, with bed and ways of welded steels [several grades]. For generations, the optimum material for damping and chatter minimization in machine tools has been gray cast iron. So that's a Powermatic. Having been at Robust two weeks ago, and seen their design details, it's my opinion that their machine is close to the Powermatics regarding this characteristic - damping of vibration and resultant workpiece chatter.