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Bruce White
 
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Default Nova 3000 Motor

My Nova3000 started acting up about 7 months after I got it too. I used it
as an excuse to upgrade to the Nova 3000DVR. While the service department
wasn't that happy with me, the local store went to bat and forced it for me.
I got a full refund on the Nova3000 towards the new lathe.

Bruce
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I have had my Nova 3000 w/ 1 hp motor for about 7 months now. The original
motor developed problems very quickly and was replaced. While sanding on

a
bowl today the motor spindle snapped clean in to. While im sure Woodcraft

will
replace the motor I am getting concerned that this may be an ever present
problem...seems as i have read a thread or two here concerning this

subject.
Anyone out there have an opinion?

Greg



 
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