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  1. 30th April 2013, 08:49 AM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by morrisman View Post
    Does he have D1-3 backing plates ? I had his catalogue somewhere but its gone walkabout

    If so he might fit X2 of them into a 50 pound USPS box, being lighter ? than the D1-6 version

    I need them for my Chipmaster lathe

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    Mick Moyle in Sydney had some last time I was there. I'll be going to see him in about 6 weeks so I'll take a look.

    I need a D1-6 to mount my spare P-B collet chuck to the Monarch lathe. The Chipmaster has the collet chuck almost permanently mounted.

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  3. 30th April 2013, 11:39 AM #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by PDW View Post
    Mick Moyle in Sydney had some last time I was there. I'll be going to see him in about 6 weeks so I'll take a look.

    I need a D1-6 to mount my spare P-B collet chuck to the Monarch lathe. The Chipmaster has the collet chuck almost permanently mounted.

    PDW - another Chipmaster owner.

    OK thanks

    I sent a email to Frank at CDCO last night , he replied within 5 minutes . He will fit X 2 D1-3 back plates into a $60 USPS box .

    The plates are around $45 each + the shipping . MM's might be a cheaper deal

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    Quote Originally Posted by morrisman View Post
    OK thanks

    I sent a email to Frank at CDCO last night , he replied within 5 minutes . He will fit X 2 D1-3 back plates into a $60 USPS box .

    The plates are around $45 each + the shipping . MM's might be a cheaper deal

    ?

    Mike
    Doubt it. I think the price was over $100 but maybe that was the D1-6. It was nearly a year ago that I was there.

    If you've a need for them soonish I'd order them from CDCO and be done with it. MM won't be any cheaper.

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  5. 30th April 2013, 02:07 PM #19
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    Hi mike,
    Micks price on the website says $120+gst for an 8" d1-3, much cheaper from cdco.
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    I am going to Mick Moyles this arvo I can ask re the backplates if you guys want ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ueee View Post
    Hi mike,
    Micks price on the website says $120+gst for an 8" d1-3, much cheaper from cdco.
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    There are backplates and there are backplates.....

    For example the ones on my chinese chucks are turned. taper and all..... You can see how poor the contact area is on the taper....

    The Bison one I have is all ground and much better....
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    There are threads on PM relating to making your own D backplates

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