I've had my Versachuck for over a year now. I'm not sure I'd recommend it myself now, unless budget was a very major concern or you have a particularly obscure headstock thread.
See the thread at
versachuck-a-good-choice-t78022.html?hilit=versachuck for more details.
In use over the last year I've found the following issues:
The plain steel body can show rust rather easily in my unheated workshop, the stainless steel Axminster models would have been a better choice.
The ability to slow down or manually rotate the chuck via the large rear part by hand is useful, if poor practice, and wouldn't be so easy on the Clubman, but OK on the SK114.
Axminster's own jaws are far better made, finished and cheaper too than Toolpost's own agricultural jaws. Get Axminster jaw carriers and buy all the actual jaws from Axi if you do buy a Versachuck.
The nicely rounded ends on the jaw carriers of the Axminster chucks would be less likely to draw blood on accidental contact.
Axminster's customer service is much better than Toolpost's if you are unlucky enough to have problems.
