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I've been seeing a lot of Jacob's collet chucks on e-bay lately and I've
noticed most are LOO or LO or other mounts for particular lathes. What I'm wondering is did they make a chuck that can be mounted to a threaded backing plate or if these other specialty chucks can be adapted to using a threaded backing plate. I've got a 5C collet closer mounted now but I certainly like the idea of being able to use the much larger collets. As I have never seen one of these chucks up close and I don't want to buy one just to appease my curiosity I thought maybe some one on this group would be knowledgeable on them. Dick -- Richard H. Neighbors Building fine pool cues for real pool players at affordable prices. Over 35 years experience in cue repair. 318 Linden st. Cinti. OH 45216 ph# 513 233-7499 web site: http://www.dickiecues.com |
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