Palmgren Steel Products 18601 6" Gen/Use Vise Only Milling Machine Vise Review

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(More customer reviews)The vise may be OK, but what actually ships does not have the swivel base that's shown in the picture. For Pete's sake show the right picture!!! We innocently ordered this thinking that it was exactly what we wanted and now we have to return it and get the Palmgren 18602 Model 610B which actually has the swivel base.

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Manual Machine VisesType: Light-Duty Plain MIllingJaw Width: 6Jaw Height: 2Jaw Opening: 6Width: 6Overall Length: 14-1/2Height: 3-7/8

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Bolton 12 3/5" X 30" CNC Lathe ,Flat Screen, Dual Electronic Handwheels for Manual Control, Hardened and Precision Ground Bed Ways ,High Alloy Gears Hardened,3-bearing Spindle Support, Automatic Homing , Automatic Lubrication, Coolant System Included Review

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(More customer reviews)This lathe has a lot of problems. The step motors won't stop whistling when they are idling. It is extremely annoying. Cutting fluid leaks from everywhere. Tool posts not square to spindle. Gear box grinds, something to do with the quality of the gear box. It is very expensive for what you are getting. We have a hard time finding a post processor to be able to use for the cad cam programs. It does not come with the software or cable to be able to upload or download the g-code programs.

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FEATURES:1.GSK CNC control.2.Manual machining function 3.Teach and playback programming 4.Conversational graphics programming 5.Full G-code CNC capability 6.Auto spindle jog during gear changes7.Vector control spindle drive 8.Simultaneous multiple M-codes (up to 3). 9. Feedrate override:0-120%.10. Spindle override:0-120%.11 .Animatde tool path graphics12. RS-232 serial port13 .Backlash error compensation14. Ballscrew pitch error compensation15. Run-time/Part-count sisplay16. Ballscrew pitch error compensation17. Primary CNC M-code controllde18. Power contactor19. Secondary CNC M-code controlledSPECIFICATIONS : 1. Mfr.No.Model - CQK9332S.2. Swing over bed - 12.6" 3. Swing over corss slide - 8.26" 4. Distance between center - 29.5"5. Width of bed - 6.30" 6. Spindle bore - 1-1/2"7. Spindle nose - MT58. Spindle speeds - 100-1600RPM9. Spindle Motor - AC/2HP, 3 Phase 220V.10. Cross slide travel (X-axis) - 5.90"11. Longitudinal travel(Z-axis) - 25" 12. Rapid traverse(X/Z-axis) - 100 IPM/200 IPM13. Step motor torque(X/Z-axis) - 4.5NM./8.5NM 14. Tailstock quill diameter- 1.38" 15. Tailstock taper - 3MT16. Tailstock travel - 3.15"17. Gross machine weight - 1240 lbs

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Jacobs Chuck 0063075 R8 Hold In One Tool Holder with 3 to 16mm Capacity Review

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(More customer reviews)The main difference using this chuck, as compared to the Jacobs 16N, is that the key has been replaced by a spanner wrench.
The spanner works well, but be aware that it relies on having a 100% effective spindle brake.
The chuck is nice, works well, and at $100 including shipping, is very price competitive with other branded solutions, and even a lot of unbranded imports.

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Jacobs Chuck 0083541 CAT V 40 End Mill Tool Holder 3/8-Inch Diameter with 3-Inch Projection Review

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(More customer reviews)Beautiful tool!
Too bad that Jacobs is owned by Danaher, because these items are no longer produced. Amazon bought the full final inventory from Jacobs while parent Danaher is ruining the company and destroyinbg USA jobs by moving what remains of Jacobs to China.
Too bad Amazon's pricing policy is so weird. I bought this item for $35, and now it's out of stock and no more are being made.
Amazon started with approx. 4 units of each tool and if they don't sell, prices continue to decrease until they do sell.
In fact, over 200 of the 1200 Jacobs products Amazon sells are priced at more than 70% off, some over 80% off.
But as soon as one item sells, the price bumps up a few dollars.
And when 2 of 4 items in inventory sell, the price goes WAY up.
If just one is left, it's basically back at full retail.
And when these are gone....that's it
You'll find sets of collets where it's cheaper to buy a set of 25 pieces than one of just 12 pieces because of this pricing policy.
And many Jacobs items are priced wrong by a factor of 10. Some Rubber-Flex collets that should be $70 full retail and $10 or so at markdown are priced at $100 with retail of $700. Somebody moved a decimal point and Amazon won't fix it even though I called then and wrote them many times.
So, do take a look at these Jacobs items, because they are beautiful, quality tools as good as anything from Command or Lyndex or Technics, and many are still at good prices. (look for 80% off...that's about as good as it gets).
And do feel bad for a great brand that's being destroyed by their parent company, Danaher in a quest for even more profit by moving jobs to China.
By the way, Danaher also owns "Allen", "Gear Wrench", "K-D Tools", "Matco", "Tektronics", "Fluke", "Armstrong" and many more companies that used to be the best in the world, but now are hollow shells of what they used to be because the name is the same but the guts are no longer made of your friends and neighbors proudly manufacturing the best, but Chinese slave labor from the lowest bidding factory in Shanghai selling the minimum quality they can get away with.
These remaining Jacobs tools are from USA and some are from Taiwan, but they are genuinely good. They are the last of the line and they won't be available in the future. Even warranty replacement is unlikely if you ever need it because "there ain't no more". Buy it while you can. And write the guys at Danaher to tell them to stop cutting the balls off American industry!


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Quick Adjusting Push Button Stop Nut, 1/2-20, Aluminum - Tapered Housing (1 Each) Review

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(More customer reviews)Item I received was NOT the item pictured! It was a Cheap substitute shaped totally different and without the gredualted lines! Seller NEVER returned my emails asking how to return the quill stop and either get a refund or have the right one sent to me. This seller is NOT HONEST. Don't count on getting one that looks anything like the one pictured! BEWARE!

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Quick Adjusting Push Button Stop Nuts - Allows quick and accurate adjustments of stop settings. Used with existing stop screws and fits all imported or domestic milling machines. To operate, simply depress the button and slide the nut to the desired position. Releasing the nut locks it into position and then turning the nut gives you .001" micrometer adjustments. Saves hours of time and is easy to use. Available in steel or aluminum construction. Steel (pictured) has standard housing and aluminum has tapered housing.

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3 Axis CNC Milling Machine 12" X 31" Table Size , Large Table Travels,100-3000 Rpm Spindle Speeds, R8 Taper,2 Hp 3 Phase Motor, Includes All Software ,Instructional Dvd and 1 Year Warrantty Included Review

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(More customer reviews)3 Axis CNC Milling Machine 12" X 31" Table Size , Large Table Travels,100-3000 Rpm Spindle Speeds, R8 Taper,2 Hp 3 Phase Motor, Includes All Software ,Instructional Dvd and 1 Year Warrantty Included

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Full CNC automatic Operation, up to 3 simultaneaous M-codes,Variable speed inverter drive spindle motor,High accuracy ball screws grade P4,Working table area - 12"x31.5",12" spindle to table, delivered as shown in picture no additional software or products neccessary.

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Jacobs Chuck 0080280-11 1-1/4-Inch Milling Chuck Collet with 7/8-Inch Diameter Review

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(More customer reviews)Beautiful tool!
Too bad that Jacobs is owned by Danaher, because these items are no longer produced. Amazon bought the full final inventory from Jacobs while parent Danaher is ruining the company and destroyinbg USA jobs by moving what remains of Jacobs to China.
Too bad Amazon's pricing policy is so weird. I bought this item for $8, and now it's still about $8 if you want it. BUT EVERY OTHER SIZE IS PRICED AT ABOUT $40 BECAUSE SOMEBODY BOUGHT ONE AND THE AMAZON COMPUTER DECIDED IT WAS "POPULAR" SO IT RAISED THE PRICE!!!
They do this with every Jacobs item.
Amazon started with approx. 4 units of each tool and if they don't sell, prices continue to decrease until they do sell.
In fact, over 200 of the 1200 Jacobs products Amazon sells are priced at more than 70% off, some over 80% off.
But as soon as one item sells, the price bumps up a few dollars.
And when 2 of 4 items in inventory sell, the price goes WAY up.
If just one is left, it's basically back at full retail.
You'll find sets of collets where it's cheaper to buy a set of 25 pieces than one of just 12 pieces because of this pricing policy.
And many Jacobs items are priced wrong by a factor of 10. Some Rubber-Flex collets that should be $70 full retail and $10 or so at markdown are priced at $100 with retail of $700. Somebody moved a decimal point and Amazon won't fix it even though I called then and wrote them many times.
So, do take a look at these Jacobs items, because they are beautiful, quality tools as good as anything from Command or Lyndex or Technics, and many are still at good prices. (look for 80% off...that's about as good as it gets).
And do feel bad for a great brand that's being destroyed by their parent company, Danaher in a quest for even more profit by moving jobs to China.
By the way, Danaher also owns "Allen", "Gear Wrench", "K-D Tools", "Matco", "Tektronics", "Fluke", "Armstrong" and many more companies that used to be the best in the world, but now are hollow shells of what they used to be because the name is the same but the guts are no longer made of your friends and neighbors proudly manufacturing the best, but Chinese slave labor from the lowest bidding factory in Shanghai selling the minimum quality they can get away with.
These remaining Jacobs tools are from USA and some are from Taiwan, but they are genuinely good. They are the last of the line and they won't be available in the future. Even warranty replacement is unlikely if you ever need it because "there ain't no more". Buy it while you can. And write the guys at Danaher to tell them to stop cutting the balls off American industry!


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Jacobs Chuck 0080281-06 1-1/4-Inch Milling Chuck Collet with 20mm Diameter Review

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(More customer reviews)Beautiful tool!
Too bad that Jacobs is owned by Danaher, because these items are no longer produced. Amazon bought the full final inventory from Jacobs while parent Danaher is ruining the company and destroyinbg USA jobs by moving what remains of Jacobs to China.
Too bad Amazon's pricing policy is so weird. I bought this item for $8, and now it's still about $8 if you want it. BUT EVERY OTHER SIZE IS PRICED AT ABOUT $40 BECAUSE SOMEBODY BOUGHT ONE AND THE AMAZON COMPUTER DECIDED IT WAS "POPULAR" SO IT RAISED THE PRICE!!!
They do this with every Jacobs item.
Amazon started with approx. 4 units of each tool and if they don't sell, prices continue to decrease until they do sell.
In fact, over 200 of the 1200 Jacobs products Amazon sells are priced at more than 70% off, some over 80% off.
But as soon as one item sells, the price bumps up a few dollars.
And when 2 of 4 items in inventory sell, the price goes WAY up.
If just one is left, it's basically back at full retail.
You'll find sets of collets where it's cheaper to buy a set of 25 pieces than one of just 12 pieces because of this pricing policy.
And many Jacobs items are priced wrong by a factor of 10. Some Rubber-Flex collets that should be $70 full retail and $10 or so at markdown are priced at $100 with retail of $700. Somebody moved a decimal point and Amazon won't fix it even though I called then and wrote them many times.
So, do take a look at these Jacobs items, because they are beautiful, quality tools as good as anything from Command or Lyndex or Technics, and many are still at good prices. (look for 80% off...that's about as good as it gets).
And do feel bad for a great brand that's being destroyed by their parent company, Danaher in a quest for even more profit by moving jobs to China.
By the way, Danaher also owns "Allen", "Gear Wrench", "K-D Tools", "Matco", "Tektronics", "Fluke", "Armstrong" and many more companies that used to be the best in the world, but now are hollow shells of what they used to be because the name is the same but the guts are no longer made of your friends and neighbors proudly manufacturing the best, but Chinese slave labor from the lowest bidding factory in Shanghai selling the minimum quality they can get away with.
These remaining Jacobs tools are from USA and some are from Taiwan, but they are genuinely good. They are the last of the line and they won't be available in the future. Even warranty replacement is unlikely if you ever need it because "there ain't no more". Buy it while you can. And write the guys at Danaher to tell them to stop cutting the balls off American industry!


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Jacobs Chuck 0080280-12 1-1/4-Inch Milling Chuck Collet with 1-Inch Diameter Review

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(More customer reviews)Beautiful tool!
Too bad that Jacobs is owned by Danaher, because these items are no longer produced. Amazon bought the full final inventory from Jacobs while parent Danaher is ruining the company and destroyinbg USA jobs by moving what remains of Jacobs to China.
Too bad Amazon's pricing policy is so weird. I bought this item for $8, and now it's still about $8 if you want it. BUT EVERY OTHER SIZE IS PRICED AT ABOUT $40 BECAUSE SOMEBODY BOUGHT ONE AND THE AMAZON COMPUTER DECIDED IT WAS "POPULAR" SO IT RAISED THE PRICE!!!
They do this with every Jacobs item.
Amazon started with approx. 4 units of each tool and if they don't sell, prices continue to decrease until they do sell.
In fact, over 200 of the 1200 Jacobs products Amazon sells are priced at more than 70% off, some over 80% off.
But as soon as one item sells, the price bumps up a few dollars.
And when 2 of 4 items in inventory sell, the price goes WAY up.
If just one is left, it's basically back at full retail.
You'll find sets of collets where it's cheaper to buy a set of 25 pieces than one of just 12 pieces because of this pricing policy.
And many Jacobs items are priced wrong by a factor of 10. Some Rubber-Flex collets that should be $70 full retail and $10 or so at markdown are priced at $100 with retail of $700. Somebody moved a decimal point and Amazon won't fix it even though I called then and wrote them many times.
So, do take a look at these Jacobs items, because they are beautiful, quality tools as good as anything from Command or Lyndex or Technics, and many are still at good prices. (look for 80% off...that's about as good as it gets).
And do feel bad for a great brand that's being destroyed by their parent company, Danaher in a quest for even more profit by moving jobs to China.
By the way, Danaher also owns "Allen", "Gear Wrench", "K-D Tools", "Matco", "Tektronics", "Fluke", "Armstrong" and many more companies that used to be the best in the world, but now are hollow shells of what they used to be because the name is the same but the guts are no longer made of your friends and neighbors proudly manufacturing the best, but Chinese slave labor from the lowest bidding factory in Shanghai selling the minimum quality they can get away with.
These remaining Jacobs tools are from USA and some are from Taiwan, but they are genuinely good. They are the last of the line and they won't be available in the future. Even warranty replacement is unlikely if you ever need it because "there ain't no more". Buy it while you can. And write the guys at Danaher to tell them to stop cutting the balls off American industry!


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Jacobs Chuck 0080281-03 1-1/4-Inch Milling Chuck Collet with 12mm Diameter Review

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(More customer reviews)Beautiful tool!
Too bad that Jacobs is owned by Danaher, because these items are no longer produced. Amazon bought the full final inventory from Jacobs while parent Danaher is ruining the company and destroyinbg USA jobs by moving what remains of Jacobs to China.
Too bad Amazon's pricing policy is so weird. I bought this item for $8, and now it's still about $8 if you want it. BUT EVERY OTHER SIZE IS PRICED AT ABOUT $40 BECAUSE SOMEBODY BOUGHT ONE AND THE AMAZON COMPUTER DECIDED IT WAS "POPULAR" SO IT RAISED THE PRICE!!!
They do this with every Jacobs item.
Amazon started with approx. 4 units of each tool and if they don't sell, prices continue to decrease until they do sell.
In fact, over 200 of the 1200 Jacobs products Amazon sells are priced at more than 70% off, some over 80% off.
But as soon as one item sells, the price bumps up a few dollars.
And when 2 of 4 items in inventory sell, the price goes WAY up.
If just one is left, it's basically back at full retail.
You'll find sets of collets where it's cheaper to buy a set of 25 pieces than one of just 12 pieces because of this pricing policy.
And many Jacobs items are priced wrong by a factor of 10. Some Rubber-Flex collets that should be $70 full retail and $10 or so at markdown are priced at $100 with retail of $700. Somebody moved a decimal point and Amazon won't fix it even though I called then and wrote them many times.
So, do take a look at these Jacobs items, because they are beautiful, quality tools as good as anything from Command or Lyndex or Technics, and many are still at good prices. (look for 80% off...that's about as good as it gets).
And do feel bad for a great brand that's being destroyed by their parent company, Danaher in a quest for even more profit by moving jobs to China.
By the way, Danaher also owns "Allen", "Gear Wrench", "K-D Tools", "Matco", "Tektronics", "Fluke", "Armstrong" and many more companies that used to be the best in the world, but now are hollow shells of what they used to be because the name is the same but the guts are no longer made of your friends and neighbors proudly manufacturing the best, but Chinese slave labor from the lowest bidding factory in Shanghai selling the minimum quality they can get away with.
These remaining Jacobs tools are from USA and some are from Taiwan, but they are genuinely good. They are the last of the line and they won't be available in the future. Even warranty replacement is unlikely if you ever need it because "there ain't no more". Buy it while you can. And write the guys at Danaher to tell them to stop cutting the balls off American industry!


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Jacobs Chuck 0080281-01 1-1/4-Inch Milling Chuck Collet with 8mm Diameter Review

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(More customer reviews)Beautiful tool!
Too bad that Jacobs is owned by Danaher, because these items are no longer produced. Amazon bought the full final inventory from Jacobs while parent Danaher is ruining the company and destroyinbg USA jobs by moving what remains of Jacobs to China.
Too bad Amazon's pricing policy is so weird. I bought this item for $8, and now it's still about $8 if you want it. BUT EVERY OTHER SIZE IS PRICED AT ABOUT $40 BECAUSE SOMEBODY BOUGHT ONE AND THE AMAZON COMPUTER DECIDED IT WAS "POPULAR" SO IT RAISED THE PRICE!!!
They do this with every Jacobs item.
Amazon started with approx. 4 units of each tool and if they don't sell, prices continue to decrease until they do sell.
In fact, over 200 of the 1200 Jacobs products Amazon sells are priced at more than 70% off, some over 80% off.
But as soon as one item sells, the price bumps up a few dollars.
And when 2 of 4 items in inventory sell, the price goes WAY up.
If just one is left, it's basically back at full retail.
You'll find sets of collets where it's cheaper to buy a set of 25 pieces than one of just 12 pieces because of this pricing policy.
And many Jacobs items are priced wrong by a factor of 10. Some Rubber-Flex collets that should be $70 full retail and $10 or so at markdown are priced at $100 with retail of $700. Somebody moved a decimal point and Amazon won't fix it even though I called then and wrote them many times.
So, do take a look at these Jacobs items, because they are beautiful, quality tools as good as anything from Command or Lyndex or Technics, and many are still at good prices. (look for 80% off...that's about as good as it gets).
And do feel bad for a great brand that's being destroyed by their parent company, Danaher in a quest for even more profit by moving jobs to China.
By the way, Danaher also owns "Allen", "Gear Wrench", "K-D Tools", "Matco", "Tektronics", "Fluke", "Armstrong" and many more companies that used to be the best in the world, but now are hollow shells of what they used to be because the name is the same but the guts are no longer made of your friends and neighbors proudly manufacturing the best, but Chinese slave labor from the lowest bidding factory in Shanghai selling the minimum quality they can get away with.
These remaining Jacobs tools are from USA and some are from Taiwan, but they are genuinely good. They are the last of the line and they won't be available in the future. Even warranty replacement is unlikely if you ever need it because "there ain't no more". Buy it while you can. And write the guys at Danaher to tell them to stop cutting the balls off American industry!


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Jacobs Chuck 0080280-10 1-1/4-Inch Milling Chuck Collet with 3/4-Inch Diameter Review

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(More customer reviews)Beautiful tool!
Too bad that Jacobs is owned by Danaher, because these items are no longer produced. Amazon bought the full final inventory from Jacobs while parent Danaher is ruining the company and destroyinbg USA jobs by moving what remains of Jacobs to China.
Too bad Amazon's pricing policy is so weird. I bought this item for $8, and now it's still about $8 if you want it. BUT EVERY OTHER SIZE IS PRICED AT ABOUT $40 BECAUSE SOMEBODY BOUGHT ONE AND THE AMAZON COMPUTER DECIDED IT WAS "POPULAR" SO IT RAISED THE PRICE!!!
They do this with every Jacobs item.
Amazon started with approx. 4 units of each tool and if they don't sell, prices continue to decrease until they do sell.
In fact, over 200 of the 1200 Jacobs products Amazon sells are priced at more than 70% off, some over 80% off.
But as soon as one item sells, the price bumps up a few dollars.
And when 2 of 4 items in inventory sell, the price goes WAY up.
If just one is left, it's basically back at full retail.
You'll find sets of collets where it's cheaper to buy a set of 25 pieces than one of just 12 pieces because of this pricing policy.
And many Jacobs items are priced wrong by a factor of 10. Some Rubber-Flex collets that should be $70 full retail and $10 or so at markdown are priced at $100 with retail of $700. Somebody moved a decimal point and Amazon won't fix it even though I called then and wrote them many times.
So, do take a look at these Jacobs items, because they are beautiful, quality tools as good as anything from Command or Lyndex or Technics, and many are still at good prices. (look for 80% off...that's about as good as it gets).
And do feel bad for a great brand that's being destroyed by their parent company, Danaher in a quest for even more profit by moving jobs to China.
By the way, Danaher also owns "Allen", "Gear Wrench", "K-D Tools", "Matco", "Tektronics", "Fluke", "Armstrong" and many more companies that used to be the best in the world, but now are hollow shells of what they used to be because the name is the same but the guts are no longer made of your friends and neighbors proudly manufacturing the best, but Chinese slave labor from the lowest bidding factory in Shanghai selling the minimum quality they can get away with.
These remaining Jacobs tools are from USA and some are from Taiwan, but they are genuinely good. They are the last of the line and they won't be available in the future. Even warranty replacement is unlikely if you ever need it because "there ain't no more". Buy it while you can. And write the guys at Danaher to tell them to stop cutting the balls off American industry!


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Jacobs Chuck 0080280-05 1-1/4-Inch Milling Chuck Collet with 3/8-Inch Diameter Review

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(More customer reviews)Beautiful tool!
Too bad that Jacobs is owned by Danaher, because these items are no longer produced. Amazon bought the full final inventory from Jacobs while parent Danaher is ruining the company and destroyinbg USA jobs by moving what remains of Jacobs to China.
Too bad Amazon's pricing policy is so weird. I bought this item for $8, and now it's still about $8 if you want it. BUT EVERY OTHER SIZE IS PRICED AT ABOUT $40 BECAUSE SOMEBODY BOUGHT ONE AND THE AMAZON COMPUTER DECIDED IT WAS "POPULAR" SO IT RAISED THE PRICE!!!
They do this with every Jacobs item.
Amazon started with approx. 4 units of each tool and if they don't sell, prices continue to decrease until they do sell.
In fact, over 200 of the 1200 Jacobs products Amazon sells are priced at more than 70% off, some over 80% off.
But as soon as one item sells, the price bumps up a few dollars.
And when 2 of 4 items in inventory sell, the price goes WAY up.
If just one is left, it's basically back at full retail.
You'll find sets of collets where it's cheaper to buy a set of 25 pieces than one of just 12 pieces because of this pricing policy.
And many Jacobs items are priced wrong by a factor of 10. Some Rubber-Flex collets that should be $70 full retail and $10 or so at markdown are priced at $100 with retail of $700. Somebody moved a decimal point and Amazon won't fix it even though I called then and wrote them many times.
So, do take a look at these Jacobs items, because they are beautiful, quality tools as good as anything from Command or Lyndex or Technics, and many are still at good prices. (look for 80% off...that's about as good as it gets).
And do feel bad for a great brand that's being destroyed by their parent company, Danaher in a quest for even more profit by moving jobs to China.
By the way, Danaher also owns "Allen", "Gear Wrench", "K-D Tools", "Matco", "Tektronics", "Fluke", "Armstrong" and many more companies that used to be the best in the world, but now are hollow shells of what they used to be because the name is the same but the guts are no longer made of your friends and neighbors proudly manufacturing the best, but Chinese slave labor from the lowest bidding factory in Shanghai selling the minimum quality they can get away with.
These remaining Jacobs tools are from USA and some are from Taiwan, but they are genuinely good. They are the last of the line and they won't be available in the future. Even warranty replacement is unlikely if you ever need it because "there ain't no more". Buy it while you can. And write the guys at Danaher to tell them to stop cutting the balls off American industry!


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Jacobs Chuck 0080280-09 1-1/4-Inch Milling Chuck Collet with 5/8-Inch Diameter Review

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(More customer reviews)Beautiful tool!
Too bad that Jacobs is owned by Danaher, because these items are no longer produced. Amazon bought the full final inventory from Jacobs while parent Danaher is ruining the company and destroyinbg USA jobs by moving what remains of Jacobs to China.
Too bad Amazon's pricing policy is so weird. I bought this item for $8, and now it's still about $8 if you want it. BUT EVERY OTHER SIZE IS PRICED AT ABOUT $40 BECAUSE SOMEBODY BOUGHT ONE AND THE AMAZON COMPUTER DECIDED IT WAS "POPULAR" SO IT RAISED THE PRICE!!!
They do this with every Jacobs item.
Amazon started with approx. 4 units of each tool and if they don't sell, prices continue to decrease until they do sell.
In fact, over 200 of the 1200 Jacobs products Amazon sells are priced at more than 70% off, some over 80% off.
But as soon as one item sells, the price bumps up a few dollars.
And when 2 of 4 items in inventory sell, the price goes WAY up.
If just one is left, it's basically back at full retail.
You'll find sets of collets where it's cheaper to buy a set of 25 pieces than one of just 12 pieces because of this pricing policy.
And many Jacobs items are priced wrong by a factor of 10. Some Rubber-Flex collets that should be $70 full retail and $10 or so at markdown are priced at $100 with retail of $700. Somebody moved a decimal point and Amazon won't fix it even though I called then and wrote them many times.
So, do take a look at these Jacobs items, because they are beautiful, quality tools as good as anything from Command or Lyndex or Technics, and many are still at good prices. (look for 80% off...that's about as good as it gets).
And do feel bad for a great brand that's being destroyed by their parent company, Danaher in a quest for even more profit by moving jobs to China.
By the way, Danaher also owns "Allen", "Gear Wrench", "K-D Tools", "Matco", "Tektronics", "Fluke", "Armstrong" and many more companies that used to be the best in the world, but now are hollow shells of what they used to be because the name is the same but the guts are no longer made of your friends and neighbors proudly manufacturing the best, but Chinese slave labor from the lowest bidding factory in Shanghai selling the minimum quality they can get away with.
These remaining Jacobs tools are from USA and some are from Taiwan, but they are genuinely good. They are the last of the line and they won't be available in the future. Even warranty replacement is unlikely if you ever need it because "there ain't no more". Buy it while you can. And write the guys at Danaher to tell them to stop cutting the balls off American industry!


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Jacobs Chuck 0080280-04 1-1/4-Inch Milling Chuck Collet with 5/16-Inch Diameter Review

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(More customer reviews)Beautiful tool!
Too bad that Jacobs is owned by Danaher, because these items are no longer produced. Amazon bought the full final inventory from Jacobs while parent Danaher is ruining the company and destroyinbg USA jobs by moving what remains of Jacobs to China.
Too bad Amazon's pricing policy is so weird. I bought this item for $8, and now it's still about $8 if you want it. BUT EVERY OTHER SIZE IS PRICED AT ABOUT $40 BECAUSE SOMEBODY BOUGHT ONE AND THE AMAZON COMPUTER DECIDED IT WAS "POPULAR" SO IT RAISED THE PRICE!!!
They do this with every Jacobs item.
Amazon started with approx. 4 units of each tool and if they don't sell, prices continue to decrease until they do sell.
In fact, over 200 of the 1200 Jacobs products Amazon sells are priced at more than 70% off, some over 80% off.
But as soon as one item sells, the price bumps up a few dollars.
And when 2 of 4 items in inventory sell, the price goes WAY up.
If just one is left, it's basically back at full retail.
You'll find sets of collets where it's cheaper to buy a set of 25 pieces than one of just 12 pieces because of this pricing policy.
And many Jacobs items are priced wrong by a factor of 10. Some Rubber-Flex collets that should be $70 full retail and $10 or so at markdown are priced at $100 with retail of $700. Somebody moved a decimal point and Amazon won't fix it even though I called then and wrote them many times.
So, do take a look at these Jacobs items, because they are beautiful, quality tools as good as anything from Command or Lyndex or Technics, and many are still at good prices. (look for 80% off...that's about as good as it gets).
And do feel bad for a great brand that's being destroyed by their parent company, Danaher in a quest for even more profit by moving jobs to China.
By the way, Danaher also owns "Allen", "Gear Wrench", "K-D Tools", "Matco", "Tektronics", "Fluke", "Armstrong" and many more companies that used to be the best in the world, but now are hollow shells of what they used to be because the name is the same but the guts are no longer made of your friends and neighbors proudly manufacturing the best, but Chinese slave labor from the lowest bidding factory in Shanghai selling the minimum quality they can get away with.
These remaining Jacobs tools are from USA and some are from Taiwan, but they are genuinely good. They are the last of the line and they won't be available in the future. Even warranty replacement is unlikely if you ever need it because "there ain't no more". Buy it while you can. And write the guys at Danaher to tell them to stop cutting the balls off American industry!


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45° Chamfer Router Bit 1/4" x 5/16"- Used for Routing, carving, rounding over, milling, moulding, beading, coving, dove tailing, plunge cutting and flush trimming., with Hand Held or Table Router Review

Average Reviews:

(More customer reviews)I've used this bit and it works great. If you want to take off the ball-bearing wheel, depending on your project, you'll need a small allen wrench, of course.

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Heleta's quality bits are made to meet the high standards of today's woodworker. We utilize high strength carbide tips to ensure a sharp and long lasting cut. Our high tech machinery enables us to create router bits with excellent stability, centricity, precision and symmetry. Grinding is accomplished with sophisticated CNC machines in a single clamping, producing a high quality tool. These bits are very competitively priced while offering a safe, long lasting tool.

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Jacobs Chuck 0080280-03 1-1/4-Inch Milling Chuck Collet with 1/4-Inch Diameter Review

Average Reviews:

(More customer reviews)Beautiful tool!
Too bad that Jacobs is owned by Danaher, because these items are no longer produced. Amazon bought the full final inventory from Jacobs while parent Danaher is ruining the company and destroyinbg USA jobs by moving what remains of Jacobs to China.
Too bad Amazon's pricing policy is so weird. I bought this item for $8, and now it's still about $8 if you want it. BUT EVERY OTHER SIZE IS PRICED AT ABOUT $40 BECAUSE SOMEBODY BOUGHT ONE AND THE AMAZON COMPUTER DECIDED IT WAS "POPULAR" SO IT RAISED THE PRICE!!!
They do this with every Jacobs item.
Amazon started with approx. 4 units of each tool and if they don't sell, prices continue to decrease until they do sell.
In fact, over 200 of the 1200 Jacobs products Amazon sells are priced at more than 70% off, some over 80% off.
But as soon as one item sells, the price bumps up a few dollars.
And when 2 of 4 items in inventory sell, the price goes WAY up.
If just one is left, it's basically back at full retail.
You'll find sets of collets where it's cheaper to buy a set of 25 pieces than one of just 12 pieces because of this pricing policy.
And many Jacobs items are priced wrong by a factor of 10. Some Rubber-Flex collets that should be $70 full retail and $10 or so at markdown are priced at $100 with retail of $700. Somebody moved a decimal point and Amazon won't fix it even though I called then and wrote them many times.
So, do take a look at these Jacobs items, because they are beautiful, quality tools as good as anything from Command or Lyndex or Technics, and many are still at good prices. (look for 80% off...that's about as good as it gets).
And do feel bad for a great brand that's being destroyed by their parent company, Danaher in a quest for even more profit by moving jobs to China.
By the way, Danaher also owns "Allen", "Gear Wrench", "K-D Tools", "Matco", "Tektronics", "Fluke", "Armstrong" and many more companies that used to be the best in the world, but now are hollow shells of what they used to be because the name is the same but the guts are no longer made of your friends and neighbors proudly manufacturing the best, but Chinese slave labor from the lowest bidding factory in Shanghai selling the minimum quality they can get away with.
These remaining Jacobs tools are from USA and some are from Taiwan, but they are genuinely good. They are the last of the line and they won't be available in the future. Even warranty replacement is unlikely if you ever need it because "there ain't no more". Buy it while you can. And write the guys at Danaher to tell them to stop cutting the balls off American industry!


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