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Posted by Andrew Mawson on August 22, 2006, 1:29 pm
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> > You can get inch series ER collets, at least on this side of the
water.
>
> Continent isolated? ;-))
>
> I learned that at school that you say so if it is foggy and ships
can't
> (couldn't) cross the channel.
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>
> Nick
> --
> The modular DRO
> Available now in USA / Canada
> <http://www.yadro.de>
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Rumour has it that there is a place called 'Europe' that you get to by
going to the bottom of the White Cliifs at Dover, and crossing the
water going vaguely south. If the locals don't understand you all you
have to do is speak LOUDER.
AWEM
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> J&L being a US company sell the same, ironically the imperial ones are
> cheaper than the metric ones.
> But look carefully at Andre's link above.
> Go to the ER32 and look at the 1/4" one for range - 0.236" to 0.275"
> which so happens to be 6 - 7 mm :-)
>
> Before Ketan at Arc Euro started stocking these I used to buy the
> imperial ones from J&L .
> They used to come boxed 1/4" but the collet was etched 7 - 6 ??
>
> There are some genuine imperial ones that do start at 1/4" as an
> example but they are costly and special order.
>
> .
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> Regards,
>
> John Stevenson
> Nottingham, England.
>
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