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OK Walter, I don't even need a hint of the price, this deserves a
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Ed
Chuck is going to stay with the T&C Grinder, already have 3 jaw, 4 jaw, 5C and ER 40 for the lathe.
Steve
The chuck actually came mounted on the B&S #13 when I got it. It was mounted to the faceplate. I have just ordered a few chuck plates for this unit along with the universal head, a radius wheel truing grinding attachment and a live centre driver.
I found a complete set of 11 collets on fleabay last night for 220 us plus shipping so they are already on their way.
Walter
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You beat me to it Walter, I used to run a B&S 13. The Rubber-Flex collets are are very nice to use, super precise and they have a good range. I wouldn't mind having a set for my lathe.
Tom
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Tom, you share my jealousy !
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hi its a shame you live in Canada as i have sum of them colets 3 or 4 by the time you put the price of post on them it will be cheper to by new ones
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(10-16-2013, 05:15 PM)krv3000 Wrote: hi its a shame you live in Canada as i have sum of them colets 3 or 4 by the time you put the price of post on them it will be cheper to by new ones
I ordered a tailstock die holder from Chronos in UK Sep 6, 2013 Die holder was $39.82 USD and shipping was 21.36 USD. Parts arrived in less than a week.
Ordered a similar setup from Neil Butterfield the same day for $250 USD and it took longer to arrive Sep 26 although the quality was way higher.
Started a writeup on these
http://www.metalworkingfun.com/showthread.php?tid=1795
Shipping from UK seems to be pretty good from what I have experienced.
I did get a set of 11 of the 900 series collets, they have already shown as shipped for $220 USD plus freight.
Walter
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as with all things Walter you get watt you pay for well i will dig them out and if there any good to you wee can sort something out that's if you wont them
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