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Many of you may find it sacrilegious but tonight I was turning wood on my SL.

Here is a motor upgrade I did: /g/Unimat/topic/dc_motor_for_unimat/104474780 Don't expect to save money on this. You'll need motor, power supply, PWM, plug, switch, enclosure,

Two problems: standard sewing machine motors rotate the wrong way - it's not too difficult to reverse them, or you can find an overlocker motor, which usually goes the opposite way, but may cot more.

Hi: Find an older sewing machine with an external motor. It will have a foot speed control too. Carl.

My SL (much the same as the DB) ran very well on a 130 W DC 24 V motor. The lower wattage motors are a bit shorter than the higher power ones (similar are available up to 200 W) and that keeps them

There's a few videos on YouTube guys talking about replacing their motors usually with a DC and a variable speed controler.... One city did it for just under 50 bucks but I'm not sure what year that

Look on Ebay.? There are 24 volt scooter motors, 100 watt and 150 watt.? Currently you can buy a 100W for $28.99 and 150W for $36.99.

Jon, Many of us have converted to 150 watt DC motors. Much better and quieter than the original motor and variable speed too. Dick -- http://www.homemadetools.net/ forum/ OFF-

Be aware that a motor is not the only thing you need to run a lathe. This is an expensive hobby. Best Regards, Andrei mailto:calciu1@... ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, August

I'm just getting set up. Not sure what I'll make. Bunch of half formed ideas that I'll have to work out. When I get it all together I'll post some pics.....

Hi- Newbie to the world of Emcos, but found this guy at an estate sale. Couldn't resist it.? I've cleaned it up, and nothing seems bent out of true or seized- BUT- it lacks a motor.? I cant afford

Its better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it ! :)

I have used my U3 for a number of things I turned an alternator mounting pivot bushing for? a Mercedes Airport bus now camper Bus owner got bushing actually 2 pressed together with correct ID?

Roy, Where did you buy your CNC kit for your Unimat conversion? I would like to do something similar for my Unimat DB200. Dick -- http://www.homemadetools.net/ forum/ OFF-

The last useful thing I made was the nut for the Lotus ignition switch. Recently I've been making tools for... the Unimat! I've adapted a 2" milling vice with the intent to make a part for my

Paul, I have not sold any jewelry boxes at this point. The boxes I have made to date have been given to my wife. The tops have been engraved with maple leaves which stand proud on the top. They are a

I use mine for model railway work, turning wheels, axles, bearings etc. as well as chimneys and domes. I've also made gauges and a rail bender for laying track. Owning a Unimat (I have a 3 and an SL)

Deal on ebay about to end with a decent price for this

Not currently using mine, but Sunday night I was watching a You-Tube video shop tour - made by a gentleman in Florida who has a shop that makes custom motorcycle handlebars.? Sitting there on one of

I have modified my SL to CNC control. I use it for RC model airplane and boat parts, electronic circuit boards and vintage bicycle parts. Most of that is in the mill configuration. Some of the bike