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Quality item made in the USA. In good condition. Has a 3 Morse taper arbor. Someone has removed the tang and cut a draw bar thread.

I'm chasing $90 ( what it cost me including shipping from the US ) plus postal charges. I am trying to sell it because it is too big for my piddly machines.

It will weigh just under 5 kg when packaged up.

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Too big?

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Hi Bob, is it possible to change the arbor
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Hello Don,

The arbor will unscrew. All Flynn heads have removable arbors. I haven't tried to remove it. I have a CC Craley head that had a 2 Morse arbor. I bought a NMTB 30 arbor from CTC Tools in Hong Kong and turned down and threaded that arbor to suit the internal thread of the Craley. Works well.

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Hi Bob, thanks for your reply.
I'd like to buy it off you.
My email is
fraggles@bigpond.net.au

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Have PM'd you.

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I should have posted SOLD to Don. Hopefully he's happy with it.

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