10ee collet closer- used value ?

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D. Thomas

Guest

• Aug 2, 2002

• #1

Picked up a 10ee collet closer today in a lot of tooling (all the other tooling is Hardinge stuff) just the tube and the closing mechanism/lever/handle...didn't get the spindle nose piece. It's from a 1965 vintage machine. Any idea of it's "market" value ?

 

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Howard Gorin

Guest

• Aug 7, 2002

• #2

Originally posted by D. Thomas:
Picked up a 10ee collet closer today in a lot of tooling (all the other tooling is Hardinge stuff) just the tube and the closing mechanism/lever/handle...didn't get the spindle nose piece. It's from a 1965 vintage machine. Any idea of it's "market" value ?

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Do you want to sell the closer, as is? Is the closer made by Monarch? Royal makes a closer that works with their collet taper adapter, not with Monarch's adapter

 

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scottie

Aluminum

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Mar 20, 2002

Location

ontario,canada

• Aug 8, 2002

• #3

i have a 5c nosepiece i dont need
i think it is a #4 morse taper
but i am in canada,if anybody is interested,
reasonably priced
scottie

 

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D. Thomas

Guest

• Aug 11, 2002

• #4

Here's a photo. Comparing mine to the photo in the Monarch brochure, looks the same except the one in the brochure has a tapered plastic knob rather than round.

 

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harglo

Plastic

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Aug 17, 2002

Location

Silver Spring MD USA

• Aug 17, 2002

• #5

Originally posted by scottie:
i have a 5c nosepiece i dont need
i think it is a #4 morse taper
but i am in canada,if anybody is interested,
reasonably priced
scottie

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Scottie. The 5C collet closer for the EE. This fits in the spindle right, The taper in a 10EE spindle is a #12 Jarno. Lets talk about it Harvey [email protected]

 

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scottie

Aluminum

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Mar 20, 2002

Location

ontario,canada

• Aug 19, 2002

• #6

i checked the taper,it appears to be a #6
morse,sorry for any confusion.
scottie

 

daryl bane

Titanium

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Location

East Texas

• Aug 20, 2002

• #7

Veeery interesting! Never heard of a EE with a Morse taper spindle. All had Jarno.
Harvey, what do think of that? :confused

 

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D. Thomas

Guest

• Aug 29, 2002

• #8

OK, guys put it on eBay....$1.00 start bid

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1762886953

 

rke[pler

Diamond

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Feb 19, 2002

Location

Peralta, NM USA

• Aug 29, 2002

• #9

I gave it a $1 bid, thought you'd appreciate the humor. I'm looking at a Sjoren 5C chuck for my 10EE, anyone have experience with those? Max speed, etc?

 

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D. Thomas

Guest

• Aug 29, 2002

• #10

Hate to break it to you man, but you're already outbid !

 

daryl bane

Titanium

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Mar 12, 2002

Location

East Texas

• Aug 29, 2002

• #11

Russ, I use one at work, and I like it. If you are doing alot of piece work, its a kinda of a hassle over the lever kind because you have turn the handwheel to loosen the part instead of kicking out that lever. But for the normal stuff its great.
Very accurate, mine runs about .0005 to .001.
I think they're good to 2000 rpm.

 

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D. Thomas

Guest

• Sep 5, 2002

• #12

Well, it's "value" is now established at $351

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1762886953&rd=1

Being eBay of course, one can pretty much triple that price to arrive at typical MDNA dealer retail of about $1,000...at least that's the way it seems to work out for Hardinge tooling...typically sells for about one third of dealer retail on eBay.