Vermec Sphere jig for sale, like new. Custom built for Powermatic 3520B. Price is $200.00 firm plus actual shipping costs. This item is sold.
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For Sale - Vermec Sphere Jig (SOLD)
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Adam, I can get the sphere jig in a USPS medium flat rate box shipping cost would be $16.25 total price would be $216.25 if you will send me your full mailing address and email address I will send you a PayPal invoice. Once I receive the paypal payment I will ship the sphere jig to you. Thanks, Jeff
Donna Banfield
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Well, that didn't last long 
. Adam, you will enjoy that sphere jig. Anything from Vicmarc or Vermec (they're brothers) is built like a tank.
I bought one a few years ago after watching Dick Gerard's demo in Pittsburg, PA on turning spheres. He went through all the methods of turning spheres, from free-hand, up to all the jigs currently available at the time. Do a search on YouTube and you'll find a well-known turner who used that jig to turn not just the exterior of the sphere, but to hollow it as well.
. Adam, you will enjoy that sphere jig. Anything from Vicmarc or Vermec (they're brothers) is built like a tank.I bought one a few years ago after watching Dick Gerard's demo in Pittsburg, PA on turning spheres. He went through all the methods of turning spheres, from free-hand, up to all the jigs currently available at the time. Do a search on YouTube and you'll find a well-known turner who used that jig to turn not just the exterior of the sphere, but to hollow it as well.
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