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I have just emailed the following message to the OWNER email. Good day. It has been noted that new user's messages to the Unimat group are not being approved and we are seeking the original or

Is it joe birky? ( birkyguy AT metacrawler.com )?

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It sound like this is a "new user moderated" situation where a first post needs to be approved to reduce illicit accounts and spam. I admin a couple other io groups and I have no idea what recourse

Keith, Is the owner of this group Martin Pinckney? If so I may be able to come up with a couple of email contacts. I was intermittently in touch with him over the last few years but have had no

I've had an email from Ian Adam, who was on the old Yahoo Group years ago, and has now got back in contact. He has successfully signed in, but if he tries to send a message it gets stopped for

Chuck, Thanks for your feedback on the KB controller and I am happy to hear it all worked out well for you! Dick

The KB units haven't changed much over the years and are relatively bullet-proof.? Keep yours clean, dry, and well-fed - and it will serve you well for years.? Maybe decades. Don

Update on the KB controller I bought from you.? Finally got the horsepower resistor and connected it to the compact 5.? ( has dc motor from cnc version of lathe) Motor top speed is better than with

I use my Unimat almost exclusively for milling and do very little turning with it although I still have my DB200 with all attachments. I also have a Micro Mark 7”x 16” mini lathe as main machine

Alistair Riddoch (YouTube Adventures with a Very Small Lathe ( https://www.youtube.com/c/AdventureswithaVerySmallLathe/videos ) ) has started a Unimat restoration project. I've found his other videos

Juan's share motivated me to upload a recent assembly video after cleaning Unimat #2. Still need to swap in a scooter motor on this one. Recent enclosure conversation has got me thinking of making a

Posted today; 21 minutes long. Very well done. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqRUEY4UNgw

I posted some of Mert's photos years ago. He was having problems accessing the forum and sent the picture to me. I posted them in Photos as Mert's Mods. You can see his cast iron base, buried amongst

I talked to him mostly on the various 7x mini-lathe forums, since I don't actually own a Unimat, but please tell your dad we miss him, too! Bill in OKC

Hi, I, for one, miss his wry pearls of wisdom. I am glad that he has settled in well, he diserves a slower pace now. May I echo the previous comments and wish him well. Stay safe, James Sent from my

I went to lathes.co.uk and viewed the 1954 catalog.? The tailstock in the catalog photos looks the same as the one that I have. The catalog also shows a clamping screw on the carriage, but different

Happy to hear Mert is doing well. He was such a wealth of great advice. Best wishes to him. Dick

I think you are correct. I do believe it was Mert and in the photos I have, it appears to be well done. The vertical milling column appears to provide added support.Dick

Tell Mert that he is missed, he was a great source of knowledge here.?Jeff