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Unleash Your Woodturning Design Potential UNLEASH YOUR WOODTURNING DESIGN POTENTIAL CHUCKS AND JAWS PROVIDE ULTIMATE HOLDING POWER, FLEXIBILITY OF USE, RELIABILITY AND VALUE. SEE PAGES 4-10 VOYAGER DVR™ Drill Press SEE PAGE 18 Comet II Midi Lathe SEE PAGE 13 PRICES VALID UNTIL MARCH 31, 2018 Visit us online for a list of authorized dealers teknatool.com CONTENTS NOVA NEW PRODUCTS AND OFFERS ................. 3 WELCOME TO NOVA Infinity Quick Change ............................. 4-5 NOVA Chucks .......................................................... 6 Hello and welcome to the NOVA Catalog for 2017. NOVA Bundles ......................................................... 7 This year we proudly celebrate 30 years of NOVA chucks in the USA. As the longest and most popular chuck brand in the US, we are very excited to share this special milestone with you. Look out for giveaways, promotions and other exciting activities over the year! NOVA Chuck Accessory Jaws ........................... 8-9 A key to our success is our continued leadership in innovation. We are always investing into new products that will enable you to extend your woodturning and woodworking into NOVA Chuck Accessories .................................. 10 exciting new areas. This year is no exception, we will have multiple releases over the season, big and small. Be sure to follow us on Facebook or sign up for our newsletters to keep up with the latest. NOVA Lathes............................................................ 11-13 We don’t just stop at products, either. The other side to our success is our customers. Our recent investments into our customer service systems means we can now deliver a faster NOVA Lathe Accessories ................................... 14-16 more efficient service to you both online and via the phone. Our searchable database enables you to find manuals, parts lists, exploded drawings, frequently asked questions, videos and photos. I encourage you to use it at teknatool.com/support. NOVA Chisels........................................................... 17 We greatly value contact with our customers so if you have any suggestions or comments for us, we would enjoy hearing from you. NOVA DVR Drill Press ........................................... 18 NOVA Sharpening ................................................ 19 Joel Latimer, President VISIT US WHY A NOVA CHUCK? NOVA was the first to manufacture 4-Jaw Self Centering Chucks in woodturning back in 1988. NOVA remains the most popular brand of woodturning chucks on the market. For over 30 years NOVA has been the brand of choice for thousands of woodturners and woodworkers every year with its feature packed and high quality chucking system. Teknatool USA Inc The NOVA series chucks and jaws have been developed to provide ultimate 4400 34th St North, Unit M, St. Petersburg, FL 33714, USA holding power, flexibility of use, reliability and value. NOVA has tremendous Phone: 866-748-3025 or 727-954-3433 experience and knowledge in the manufacturing of premium quality woodturning products. We are proud to offer the highest quality chucking teknatool.com system available. facebook.com/NOVAWoodworking All NOVA chucks feature the same jaw fixings that will accept the full range of NOVA series jaws, (except the Infinity Chuck, which requires a Retro-Fit Kit SKU 8200) providing great flexibility. Choose only genuine NOVA certified products. For safety and quality of fit, we do not recommend fitting any other brand accessories to NOVA chucks, or fitting NOVA brand accessories to inferior branded chucks. 2 NEW PRODUCTS AND OFFERS Titan III Chuck Modular Toolrest Our brand new, largest and most powerful chuck in the NOVA Chuck Range. Also Box and Bowl Rests one of our most versatile chucks. Suitable for lathes with 16" – 24" swing – it A flexible mix and match system of bars, posts and rests to create your delivers superior holding power for BIG projects with 3 fixing screws for each ultimate customized toolrest, to match your lathe, your turning needs and jaw – provided by the ‘jumbo sized’ PowerGrip Jaw included with the Titan III – your budget! plus two optional large, deep, heavy duty bowl jaws. Versatile too – compatible with all Nova Standard chuck jaw sets (except Infinity) – it is very handy to SEE PAGE 16 FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION. stretch the grip range of all the standard jaws well beyond the SuperNova2. An ideal companion to our 16" Nova 1624, Nova DVR XP and Nova Galaxi lathes with the power and capacity to handle large work. $ 99 SEE PAGE 6 FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION. 23 $2199 Box Rests SKU: 9093 Small Box Rest SKU: 9094 Large Box Rest Pictured with additional mix and match posts $27999 SKU: 13060 NOVA Titan III Chuck 1 1/4"8TPI $1899 $2799 $3899 Bowl Rests $ 99 $ 99 54 64 SKU: 9091 Small Bowl Rest, 5.2" diameter curve SKU: 13040 SKU: 13041 SKU: 9090 Large Bowl Rest, 8.5” diameter curve SKU: 9092 S Bowl Rest, 8.5" and 5.2" diameter curves NOVA Titan III HD 5.75"Bowl Jaws NOVA Titan III HD 6.5" Bowl Jaws $59999 LIMITED TIME BUNDLE Comet II Midi Lathe Bundle SKU: 46302 It’s portable, space saving – yet delivers the capacity and rugged stability of larger lathes. And YES, with proven NOVA™ quality, durability and features. NOVA™’s unique Comet VersaTurn™ Adaptable Technology with available accessory attachments, transforms the NOVA™ Comet II Midi Lathe into an all-in-one wood turning and woodworking system. NEW! LIMITED TIME ADDED VALUE BUNDLE. Includes Includes popular NOVA G3 Chuck (Reversible) designed specifically for the NOVA Comet II (SKU 48232), PLUS a NOVA Mini Turning 5 Piece Chisel Set (SKU 9033). All you need to get started except the wood! SEE PAGE 13 FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION. Questions? Call us at 866-748-3025 3 INFINITY QUICK CHANGE SYSTEM Wide Accessory Range The NOVA Infinity Quick Change jaw series opens up a new approach to woodturning – no longer limited by old conventional jaw constraints. UNLEASH YOUR NOVA has designed a seamless jaw series which allows the turner to consider the base and shape of the wood piece and then choose the WOODTURNING DESIGN jaw that best fits their design. Of course with the NOVA Quick Change the right jaws can be selected and changed out in a matter of seconds POTENTIAL making for fast project set up and changes. Infinity SuperNOVA2 Retrofit Jaw Kit $3699 Infinity Chuck & SKU: 8200 Bowl Jaws Bundle 99 SKU: 8012 $269 A full chuck option for those who are purchasing NOVA for the first time, or who want a full chuck alongside their existing NOVA technology. A solid geared chuck with full Duracon composite indexing backing plate, handle and Infinity Jaw technology with Infinity Bowl Jaws #3. Compatible with lathes up to 20" swing Upgrades your current NOVA Chuck Accessory Jaws to Quick Change Infinity Technology. Quick Change - Accessory Changes in under 30 seconds without any fasteners to lose Keep and use your favorite older NOVA Accessory Jaw on your new Infinity Chuck with an Powerful geared action Infinity Retro Fit Kit. Strong - the Infinity Jaw key and Jaw slides are precision cast and sintered from a metal amalgam, 3 x the All NOVA Accessory Jaws can be quickly and easily converted into Infinity Quick Change and tensile strength of machine grade steel. used on your new Infinity Chuck. No other chuck brand or manufacturer gives you this degree of flexibility. Secure - Jaw key locks positively taper locks into jaw slide with an embedded dovetail design, stronger and more rigid than the original NOVA screws and Jaws. 3 x Super Strong - Made from special self-lubricating, sintered metal Self Locking - the Infinity Jaws are taper locked in line with the forward rotation of the chuck. Holds tight at amalgam, 3 x the tensile strength of higher speeds and with larger turning work. conventional machine steel. Auto Stop Slides - Restricts the opening of the chuck jaws beyond their maximum range of travel, ensuring STANDARD EQUIPMENT: a safer turning experience. 4 x Infinity Retro Fit Keys Duracon Backing Plate - fully sealed, Duracon composite, high tech indexing backing plate reinforced with 1 x Instruction manual stranded glass fibres for long life and strength. WARRANTY: 6-year full replacement STANDARD EQUIPMENT: WEIGHT: .220lbs/100gms net 1 x SuperNOVA2 Chuck with Infinity Jaw Slides 1 x Infinity Bowl Jaw Set #3 1 x Safelock Woodworm Screw 1 x Infinity Push Pin Handle Infinity T Bar Handle $2299 1 x Instruction Manual Note: requires standard NOVA insert/adaptor to fit to your lathe (additional purchase) SKU: 8101 Useful Accessory for Upgrade Kits. WARRANTY: 6-year full replacement Comes standard with Infinity Chucks. WEIGHT: 6.42lbs/2.912kgs net 4 Visit teknatool.com for a list of authorized dealers INFINITY QUICK CHANGE SYSTEM Bowl Jaw #1 $ 99 Bowl Jaw #2 $ 99 Bowl Jaw #3 $ 99 Infinity 61 61 61 Bowl Jaw Series SKU: 8301 SKU: 8302 SKU: 8303 (chuck not included) The NOVA Infinity Quick Change Bowl Jaws, Saw Tooth Jaws and Smooth Column Jaws have a 6-year warranty and a 60-day money back guarantee. Bowl Jaw #4 $6999 Bowl Jaw #5 $6999 Bowl Jaw #6 $7699 Bowl Jaw #7 $7699 SKU: 8304 SKU: 8305 SKU: 8306 SKU: 8307 Saw Tooth #3 $6999 Infinity SKU: 8313 Infinity Saw Tooth Series Smooth Column (chuck not included) Series (chuck not included) Saw Tooth #1 $6999 Smooth Column #1 $ 99 SKU: 8311 69 SKU: 8321 Saw Tooth #2 $6999 SKU: 8312 Questions? Call us at 866-748-3025 5 CHUCKS Titan III Chuck G3 Geared Chuck Our brand new, largest and most powerful chuck in the NOVA Chuck Range. Also one of our most The next generation smaller geared chuck, ideal for Mini, Midi and smaller lathes with up to 14" versatile chucks. Suitable for lathes with 16" – 24" swing – it delivers superior holding power for BIG diameter swing. Provides a high power geared chuck option for smaller lathes. Its lightweight projects with 3 fixing screws for each jaw – for the ‘jumbo sized’ PowerGrip Jaw included with the and less overhang is perfect for smaller lathe spindles as it reducing stress on the spindle.
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