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Looking to trade nova jaws.

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I hope everyone got what they wanted for christmas (or other holiday). I did, I also got what I wanted for my birthday a few months ago (always update your amazon wish list right after a holiday in case of early shopping mother-in-laws).

So I have the Nova "popular jaw bundle" which includes the 25mm jaws, the 100mm jaws, and the cole jaws. I would like to trade one or more of those jaws for jaws in other sizes if anyone is interested (I have the 50mm already). I may be willing to trade for other turning things too. Thanks a lot.
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Hi, Scott -
I'm interested in the 100mm jaws. I've got the 35 mm bowl jaws (the flat ones, not the spigot ones), that I don't seem to need much and are barely used, and some soft jaws that I've never used. Would those interest you? Steve Forrest
 
That sounds good to me, I prefer flat jaws over spigot jaws anyway. Pm me your address and I will PM mine in return. Thanks.
 
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