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Anybody recommend a place to get a good deal on pressing jaws?
Im after 15.22,28,35 and 42mm heard rems is not so good, so looking at novapress.

cheers.
 
Rems are decent enough fella. Used them plenty of times with no issues at all.
 
Give Con a call on 00353868761586 and he can probably get you the best price around.
 
Howsie said:
Give Con a call on 00353868761586 and he can probably get you the best price around.
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Thanks
Is that a mobile or land line?
Where are they based and what's the company called.
Cheers
 
you looking new or used, as the 42-54mm will set you back about £900 ?

and about 150 per jaw for the 15-35mm (each)

if your looking used i can supply some links if you would like?
 
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Is that a mobile or land line?
Where are they based and what's the company called.
Cheers
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Mobile. Company is [DLMURL="http://clmheatingsolutions.com/"]CLM Heating Solutions - Hard work made easy[/DLMURL] and they are based here and in Ireland. Great service and very good pricing and support!
 
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Thanks, I've got the 42mm. And 54mm. They came with the machine. It's all brand new
( geberitt novapress) paid £350 for it, so don't mind the cost of the jaws.
 
 
 
Chalked said:
Unfortunately my wife got our address barred from eBay! Long story. Not her fault.
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can give you his number if you want very nice guy
 
 
Howsie said:
Are they all second hand?
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second hand/ nearly new they guy is fussy with quality so i would say there new old stock tbh

but the last link dont have a clue as havent dealt with them before
 
Chalked said:
That would be great Shaun.
I have PayPal , but alas no eBay! It's probably saved me buying tons of tat over the last few years.
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:D not a problem and better the devil you know
 
sent and ask a deal if you buy them in one go as he wont have to pay ebay fees ;D
 
Hi there I've got a rp340 ridgid press ... can you use other branded jaws with it like novopress or rems.. Cheers
 
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