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Hi all
This question may already have been answered in the forum but I cant find it. Need to keep expenses down and am wondering if anyone has experience with the Nova Precision Midi Chuck. Goes for a little over a hunnert. Grateful for any advice!
 
chucks

Tom,

I think your question got soaked up by a similar thread. My preference is for the Oneway chucks (Oneway, Talon, Stronghold) or for the Vicmarc chucks.
The choice of chuck and suitable jaws of course depends on what you plan to turn. For big bowls the Stronghold or the large Vicmarc would be great choices. The smaller Vicmarc or the Talon would be good choices for smaller bowls and boxes.
 
Well done

Great job on the review, Lyn. It was informative and very well written.

Please keep us aware of future reviews.
 
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