Hardinge Sjogren No. 5c Spindle Lathe Speed Collet Chuck 9" Dia. on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
This speed Chuck looks and feels perfect.I had a machinist look it over, and he said it looks perfect..Any questions, just message me..I will ship right away for FREE.
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