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L Vanice
Diamond
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- Feb 8, 2006
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- Fort Wayne, IN
Those were sold by DoALL, but I don't know who made them. They take 3C collets. The base is a 5" sine plate which can hinge around either end. Looks like only the tailstock and storage case are missing and the motor is not original. Here are pictures of two of them. They later sold a newer model and I still have that one.
Larry
Larry
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Rob F.
Diamond
- Joined
- Aug 5, 2012
- Location
- California, Central Coast
The missing tailstock should be easy to make or adapt if a used one is hard to get.
It looks like a gear head motor so it might spin slower?
If you have no use for it offer it for sale here?
Which leads to the question of why you have it?
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jamman46
Plastic
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- Jan 4, 2023
- Location
- Ashland OR
The opening photo looks like a pencil sharpener. keep smiling
ratbldr427
Stainless
- Joined
- Mar 21, 2006
- Location
- jacksonville,fl.
I have a Brown & Sharpe unit that looks very similar, made H.Boggs.
Mine was complete except for a 3/8" collet. The collets were marked oo and I soon found that there are two different sizes marked oo. The ones I bought were for a die grinder,marked oo! Way to small.
After about a year I found a complete accessory kit in new apparently unused condition. Complete with an extra spindle. I have only used it once on my 460 G&L SG.
Mine was complete except for a 3/8" collet. The collets were marked oo and I soon found that there are two different sizes marked oo. The ones I bought were for a die grinder,marked oo! Way to small.
After about a year I found a complete accessory kit in new apparently unused condition. Complete with an extra spindle. I have only used it once on my 460 G&L SG.
