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ToolPost Steel Faceplates:  These faceplates are produced by our Versachuck manufacturers to give a high level of performance with unmatched economy.  They feature holes laid out on metric radial pitches to ensure that you can always get sufficient screws into the workpiece somewhere.  These holes are countersunk on the face side to ensure that when your mounting screws produce 'pull-out' of the surface fibres of the workpiece, this will not prevent the piece lying flat and secure against the faceplate.

Prices* are as follows:-

80 mm diameter faceplates (all threads) - £16.60*
105 mm diameter faceplates (all threads) - £19.15*
150 mm diameter faceplates (all threads) - £23.40*

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Select required faceplate diameter:

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Please note that for design reasons, the 80 mm diameter faceplate is not available threaded for 1.1/2" x 6 tpi spindles.  All other combinations are available.)

FaceplatesAPTC Steel Faceplates:  These faceplates are turned on Axminster's CNC machines to ensure accuracy and concentricity.  Available only whilst stocks last as we believe that our own faceplates, above, offer superior value.

 

4 inch/100 mm Diameter Steel Faceplates

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6 inch/150 mm Diameter Steel Faceplates

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*NB: Prices quoted in pounds sterling. 
Value Added Tax will be added to invoices to EU residents unless
a valid VAT registration number is quoted when ordering.

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Coeur du Bois and The ToolPost are trading styles of Peter Hemsley.  Whilst reasonable efforts are made to ensure the accuracy of information presented, no liability can be accepted for errors in this information nor for contingencies arising therefrom.  If you are inexperienced in any aspect of woodworking, we would strongly counsel that you take a course of formal instruction before commencing to practice