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Try measuring across existing features - For example Measure the distance from the outside edge of the flange to the outside edge of the screw, then finding the radius of the screw and of the flange.

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I just run up the motor and filed a groove into the belt pulley to take a belt.

A friend, with a big lathe, made me a complete spindle in ER25, and another in ER11 : Big big Job !! (Many Thank's to him !) For sharing : The plans are in attachments -- Lio, France - Unimat SL x 3

Cut with diamond saw : test : Machining a new pulley : hop ! : at the beginning : ;-) -- Lio, France - Unimat SL x 3

Hi ;-) Thank's Matt and Pat I found this photo in the old forum , but il lacks a *very precise essential dimension* : the diameter of the centers of the holes (Red arrow)? , one for 3 and one for 4

Nice! Thanks for the pics. SSK

There is enough there to do the job Ed

There was a guy in Canada I think that had a bunch of new old stock face plates for both 3 and 4 jaw chucks. ?I bought 2 of each. I can try and dimension hem out.

Boy, do those bring back memories! (large items in a small working envelope)? -Dave

WOW.

If you follow the link into the description, there's another link for another set of smaller sizes, 1/8"-1/2" with 1/8" shanks. ?~20$!

G'Day! I use my Unimat 3 for making all of the stuff that is too large for my Favorite 2 watchmakers lathe. Among other things I use it to make various tools, out of steel, brass, aluminium, Derlin,

Hello. I found this image. Doesn't show all dimensions though.

?Just this morning I'm using a 5/32 end mill to clean up the mating surfaces on a group of brass lost wax castings that build into a set of O scale trucks for express reefer railroad cars. Second

Many many hours at work :-)) -- Lio, France - Unimat SL x 3

Hello Carl I work in HO scale :? fifth photo The first photo is a washer to fix the circular saw on its axis ? -- Lio, France - Unimat SL x 3

Most impressive. Especially the oversized workpieces.

Hello Lionel: Nice looking work. Are those railroad wheel sets? What scale are you working in? Thanks, Carl.

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