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3rd September 2020, 04:32 PM #1
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What is this
42C15333-A59E-4184-B34D-721CFB044CAC.jpgB8CD010E-8687-42F0-ACE5-6032F4F6DCC2.jpg7FE8AC67-D2AC-4C0F-A941-08BDFDF66857.jpg​Found this among the stuff I got when I purchased my lathe.its solid brass and quite weighty
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3rd September 2020, 05:06 PM #2
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Looks like part of one of these. I hope the rest of it is amongst the bits and you will be right to go.
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4th September 2020, 10:44 AM #3
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What is this
1E55A179-CA1F-4D24-B1DC-1B7A814CF2D6.jpg8AF492CD-22E5-40B6-88A6-BFCB3B647EDE.jpgYep that looks like it only this piece was there looks like it holds the chisel in place
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4th September 2020, 11:08 AM #4
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It’s starting to look like a home-made copy that wasn’t finished. The proper chisel holder in the link is a substantial lump made from SS, your one has been made from gal pipe. The weird bit though is that the brass part looks extremely well made from two parts silver soldered together; in contrast to the bush-mechaniced bit of pipe. Possibly it’s an OEM part, although I would be rather surprised if the Heligrind has OEM parts support.
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