Record Power Coronet Hawk 32 mm (1-1/4") 6-Prong Drive Centre, 2MT Goncalo Alves Even with the bandsaw positioned

Even with the bandsaw positioned with the spine against the workshop wall

The blades are made of high speed steel to keep their cutting edge longer and the handles of close-grained

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to expand your range and capacity of your standard NOVA chuck for specific projects and applications

Record Power Coronet Hawk 32 mm (1-1/4") 6-Prong Drive Centre, 2MT Goncalo Alves Even with the bandsaw positioned32 mm (1 1 4") 6 Prong Drive Centre, 2MT The design of the 6 prong drive centres offers an enhanced grip to timber using the principle of opposing tooth profiles. The central point of the tool secures the drive centre in place, the six teeth around it grip the timber securely and the opposing tooth pattern ensures the wood fibres are pulled together to reduce the chance of splitting. Having two more teeth than the traditional 4 prong drive centres,