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03-06-2020 #1
Last Activity: 04-08-2022
to be honest, apart from the gerardi the other two are exactly the same, just different branding on them. we have some rohm vices and another brand(cant remember the name) and they all exactly the same. I would personally go for the Tuscan as its £70 cheaper.
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03-06-2020 #2
Last Activity: 28-06-2024
thanks John, yes that is what I was thinking, Tuscan and Indexa are pretty much identical. I guess the question is; is it worth paying the extra £180 for a Gerardi, or just get the cheapest. On a hobby cnc am I really going to notice the difference....
CNC: OMIO X4 800L
HG15+20 Linear Guide Rails
1605 Ball screws
0.8kW Air-cooled spindle
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03-06-2020 #3
Last Activity: 19-01-2024
The clue is in the 3rd picture of the Gerardi where every last nut n bolt as a part number.?. . . . I doubt the other two will have part numbers for anything but the jaws.!
Originally Posted by paul4523
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