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Thanks for this! When I first looked at the belts, they seemed like they could be Sherline belts, only a second look showed them to be much too long.? So since they were in the same box as the Unimat

You have the feed handle for a Unimat DB or SL (same lathe for most purposes) and a dead centre for the same Unimats. The centre is not anything special, but the feed handle is much sought after. The

the handle is a unimat part, the center is likely one as well would need to know the shafts size to be sure, the belts i have not seen that style used in any of the unimat stuff I have looked into

Yes machine is missing 2 parts. First one is that handle and the second one being the tool post. Spring and retaining piece is in fact there. So just the handle missing. It was missing both when i got

First, let me say I hope this post is OK .. different groups have different rules. Anyway, while cleaning up today, I ran across a few things that I THINK are from a Unimat, but I don't actually know,

Another standard piece that may be missing is the handle that allows one to move the spindle back and forth (or up and down when configured as a mill or drill press). I could not tell from the

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/tls/d/santa-rosa-unimat-miniature-precision/7492324062.html Miniature precision metal lathe with autofeed. Upgraded more powerful motor with speed control. Separate

I examined the pictures closely and the machine does look to be in nice condition. Dick

Looks very nice.? Faceplate, not Sanding disk.? Good luck!

To the gentlemen that caught my mistake. My apologies gentlemen....The machine is in fact a SL1000 with the lighter aluminum base versus the heavier DB200 ( cast iron base). I am also attaching

Sharp eyes, Carl! I missed that one. Dick

Hello Dave: I see the milling head mount, but not the column. Carl.

Dave, From your pictures the lathe appears to be an SL1000. Am I missing something here? Dick

Hi everyone. My name is Dave.? Im a new member to the group. I was told this is the "go-to" group for Unimat lathes so i had to join. I'd like to share with you guys my project that has kept me busy

When you get into serious micro-drilling you can spend many thousands (?/$ - whatever). The last machine I saw (American made) did not have a spindle - drills were held in a sapphire vee block with

Carl, That LMS model is quite interesting. I already have a sensitive drill chuck. It has an Albrect chuck 1/16” capacity. Like new. Dick

Dick, you might look at this too. https://www.littlemachineshop.com/products/product_view.php?ProductID=6303&category= Carl Lantz

Hi Gang: My brother-in-law had one of these HF drill presses: https://www.harborfreight.com/power-tools/drills-drivers/drill-presses/8-in-5-speed-bench-drill-press-60238.html We did a lot of work with

I have one of these type of chucks which I use. Unfortunately mine doesn't run perfectly true with used in a drill press. If your using a very small drills it needs to be spot on. Lez

Why not just get a micro Jacobs chuck adapter? Amazon has this one that fits 0.3mm-3.2mm bits (0.013"-0.128"). $9.99 with free shipping and free returns.