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I entertained the idea of filling out the rest of my set of 5C collets
several years ago. Now I'm thinking about it again, but there is a possible issue which I didn't really consider originally. For those who have experience with the import(regular) collets can you give me an idea of the kind of problems you've run into, if any, due to collet inaccuracy? (Before I get the other 32 to complete my round set). And am I correct in assuming that even import(regular) collets wouldn't be anywhere near 1/64th of an inch off of perfect? Can I also assume that as long as the correct collet is used there really shouldn't be any real wear? Thanks. Darren Harris Staten Island, New York. |
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