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  1. 6th December 2007, 05:29 PM #16
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    now that is an excellent way to do it...
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    Off Topic:

    Hey Rasmus, Whereabouts in Denmark are you I spent a bit of time there at a place called Valby? near Billund. And of course visited the little mermaid a couple of times.

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  4. 6th December 2007, 06:06 PM #18
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Shed View Post
    I use plastic storage box sets I buy in SuperCheap Auto, also use these for screws etc.

    The jaw sets fit very nicely and the advantage is that the fixing screws can be stored in the same container. The standard jaws for my Nova G3 Chuck use 2 screws per jaw, the 25mm Pin Jaws use only 1 screw per jaw. So when I have the Pin Jaws on the chuck, the unwanted 4 screws for the standard jaws get stored in the container with standard jaws.

    Unikely to lose them that way.
    imagine how much easier with the bands, put on chuck in one piece,love the containers ,will have to get some of them.bob
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  5. 6th December 2007, 07:02 PM #19
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    Not sure how I'd get the rubber band round mine but I store mine in a glass by the bed ...
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  6. 6th December 2007, 07:07 PM #20
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toolin Around View Post
    Not sure how I'd get the rubber band round mine but I store mine in a glass by the bed ...
    A shot glass?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toolin Around View Post
    Not sure how I'd get the rubber band round mine but I store mine in a glass by the bed ...
    Well, mine are screwed in - titanium, $500 a screw - the most expensive in my life!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers View Post
    I have 9.
    Sorry Cliff, but my eyes aren't as good as the once were.
    Did you say 9
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    dam i havent even got one......... yet........ But now the happy owner of 20 bowl blanks and lots of spindel wood.. for the meager sum of 400dkr.... (around 91 aud) NICE !! tha wating is killing me... but the chuck should arrive tomorrow or the day after that
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    Quote Originally Posted by chrisb691 View Post
    Sorry Cliff, but my eyes aren't as good as the once were.
    Did you say 9
    Yeap, I hate changing jaws.
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    Yeap, I hate changing jaws.
    Ditto! I've got 5..........at the moment
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    i change with cordless drill ,doesn,t take long because the jaws are already in order when i took them off last time i used them, i can change in under 2 minutes and i don't over tighten (and they never come undone). bob
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