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CORRECTION SALE stare FRIDAY March 6th at 8am. Subject: Unimat-SL for sale in INDIAN HARBOUR BEACH Florida on 6th March 2020 on Tomahawk Drive in INDIAN HARBOUR BEACH Florida

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*Quill movement counterweight vv spring for SL in vertical mode: *A pulley is not silly in the least as far as I am concerned. As my SL is static being attached to the back of the Myford S7 I will

I ask because I am going to let one go, the 7750 seems to run more quietly. The U90 seems to spin at higher rpm?

I have one made for the job. It uses simple gearing to get metric pitches down to 0.5 mm. It would need substantial modification to get finer pitches or inch threading in tpi. It works using a crank

Where was I when this topic was posted?? I was just looking at the photos and Martin found the deal of the year! Soooo... how are the little uni(s) doing now? Tamra

Don't see the original question. Was there one? Some links: ---------------------------------------------- DownThemAll ! ( https://www.downthemall.org/ ) ----------------------------------------------

You can buy those for quite reasonable prices on eBay. I have a 2 kW one. Neil -----

Carl, being in the US, 120v is not an issue. I was more thinking that if I found a Unimat(or other small tool) with a higher voltage motor, I could then easily run it.

It can also step down 220 - 110 Sent from my NOOK John Hutnick <johnhutnick@...> wrote:

Strangely enough, at an amateur radio event on Saturday, I found a 200w plug-in transformer that steps up from 120v to 240.

And how would a counterweight be handled? With an overarm bracket attached to a base for the machine? Being silly, a pulley from the ceiling and a small sandbag weight? Maybe a spring is the easiest,

I believe they are about equal.? THe best motor offered was the U-100 which is a continuous duty motor none of this 80% duty cycle stuff.? Not sure but it may be possible to put ball bearings on

Addition to the last message.? The do it yourself threading attachment file is in the Unimat 3 group file section, listed under Other Files,? as Threading Attachment Made on the Unimat 3. Happy

I have seen plans for making a geared threading setup for the U3 from scratch and also plans for adapting a Sherline threading setup to the Unimat 3.? I just looked at the Unimat 3 files from the

Is a geared leadscrew threading attachment available for the Unimat 3. ?I imagine one could be built if it is not redilly available. Dick

I can’t say as I never tried to do that. I’d bet one or more members can definitively answer your question though. There are a lot of images so i suspect the full set would be quite large to

Thanks for that. I didn't know there was a files section. Very useful. Is there a way to download all of the files in one go? So I can read them at my leisure.

Guys I was wondering is there much difference between motors? In particular which is best between the common U90 and the later 7750. I have a choice, Both motors are 240v versions.

Thanks for that. Brilliant thought.Simple is good usually! LBS <kenmurraytaylor@...> wrote: