Sunnen An-260 & An-280 Stone Support Lot on 2040-parts.com
Southern California, US
Offered is a Sunnen AN-260 and a Sunnen AN-280 stone support. The AN-260 is new in box. The AN-280 is used but excellent condition. The AN-260 is to be used with the AN-365 Master Holder Set and the AN-280 is for use with the AN-375 Master Holder Set. These are a must when honing larger bores or when you need a very rigid set up. Shipping will be $9.00 to the 48 states. Payment is due 3 days from auction close. No international bids please. Thank you.
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