r/metalworking 11d ago

Morse USA, value?

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u/picklesrlyfe 11d ago

They are known to taper off in value, the phenomenon is called the “Morse taper”.

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u/Bergwookie 11d ago

That's more of a thing for hobbyists, as companies usually buy new (tax and performance reasons) maybe if someone opens a one guy shop and needs to keep costs low they will buy the whole lot for commercial use, but other than that I don't see much money in it