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  1. 27th October 2012, 07:53 PM #871
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    Quote Originally Posted by morrisman View Post
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    I wonder what this item will end up selling for ?


    MITUTOYO GAUGE BLOCK SET - $1 STARTING BID - NO RESERVE | eBay
    A bargain at $240....anyone get it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Greg Q View Post
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    Tis looks like it could be a handy vise for any machine (not the shaper). The seller cannot open the jaws though. He unscrewed the clamping bolt but the jaws bind when he tries to open them by hand. Does anyone know how these are operated? I wonder just how many drilling/milling craters it has.

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    Why not the shaper Greg. I would've thought it would have been perfect for the shaper.

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  4. 27th October 2012, 08:34 PM #873
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steamwhisperer View Post
    Why not the shaper Greg. I would've thought it would have been perfect for the shaper.

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    Well, maybe the larger sizes would be great on a shaper. But I don't own one, so I wanted to discourage those who do.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stustoys View Post
    lol and just what is "mild" in the Dormer world? your second born?

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    Probably, especially since I failed to lie about the condition. I find that I have lost my sense of fair value.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Greg Q View Post
    Well, maybe the larger sizes would be great on a shaper. But I don't own one, so I wanted to discourage those who do.
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    There are two shapers on ebay Aust.

    INVICTA SHAPER NOT MILL OR LATHE | eBay

    The other one is $750 , a small hobby shaper ..its listed among many listings of womens lingerie ..well if you type in " shaper " on Ebay , thats what you get .

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  8. 29th October 2012, 05:56 PM #877
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ueee View Post
    A bargain at $240....anyone get it?
    I see your set and raise another at CTC. I know they aren't Mitutoyo but would it really matter . GAUGE BLOCK SET - METRIC - 87PCS #L98
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    This is the other shaper

    SHAPER "ACORN" 240 VOLT 4" | eBay
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    Quote Originally Posted by localele View Post
    I see your set and raise another at CTC. I know they aren't Mitutoyo but would it really matter . GAUGE BLOCK SET - METRIC - 87PCS #L98
    I bought a set of them.... Quite happy with them..
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    Quote Originally Posted by localele View Post
    I see your set and raise another at CTC. I know they aren't Mitutoyo but would it really matter . GAUGE BLOCK SET - METRIC - 87PCS #L98
    I have an imp set from CDCO, they wring together fine and although the B grade allows 50 u/in the worst deviation is about 30, according to the certificate anyway.
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    I have been wondering how good they were but figure for my work they would be easily accurate enough. Not something I need to use a lot but good to have for when I do.
    Cheers from Micheal.
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    Metal shaper ALBA heavy duty large capacity | eBay
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    Perhaps RC needs a friend for his

    Slotting machine for cutting internal keyways and splines etc | eBay
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    Quote Originally Posted by Garry 3 View Post
    Perhaps RC needs a friend for his

    Slotting machine for cutting internal keyways and splines etc | eBay
    Isn't that a denbigh mill with the table missing and a slotting head bolted on???

    Edit, just had a look on lathes.co.uk, looks pretty much the same....Page Title
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    Yea missing the table... Mine is happy to be on it's own, does not need a frankenslotter mate...They may not get along in the shed together...
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