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A common "weapon of choice" is a machinist's protractor.? It is one of the typical items you might find in a machinist's tool chest. Square head: Protractor, Rectangular Head, PEC 2748 -

Hey guys, another slightly off-group post. Sorry. It is lathe related though so please forgive me ! :) So i have an Axmisnter/Sieg C0 Baby Lathe and it came with a compound toolpost that is supposed

I wonder if the Unimat tool rest came before or after the WR Smith tool rest.? I don't know when the WR Smith T Rest was made, or when Sherline started selling it... before my time with a lathe. No

Herman, The flipover tool post with the adjustable height I picked one up at a sale, I was told it was off a Pultra 50 lathe together with three tiny micrometre's, a two way tool post and an angle

Glad you found them, Phill! BTW - Ebay currently has a flip over watchmaker's toolrest that is not the UNIMAT 3 accessory but one that looks a lot like it, except for the base which in the case of the

Gerry the folder was empty as per my screenshot previously there was nothing to click on to download. Herman, Thank you they are all in the folder and download as predicted, I was really looking

You are both right – and both wrong. If you look closely you will see that when you click on the link, instead of opening the file, it downloads it, but to the “Downloads” file of your computer.

Here's another try ... when I first uploaded this, I uploaded all 10 scans in one go and apparently that did not go well with the server. Now I uploaded all 10 scans individually and that seems to

Well, I uploaded some 8 scans in jpeg format but if it should be pdf I will scan anew. Verzonden vanuit Outlook voor iOS Verzonden: donderdag, juni 20, 2024 4:34 PM Aan: Herman de Leeuw

I am not seeing anything:

The files are there, just a level up. Sort by created date and they're the newest files in the list (until someone else uploads something, anyway). - Dwayne

Nothing in the folder? Phill

Good day, A few weeks ago I acquired a number of items of the UNIMAT 3 Watchmaker Precision Package that seems to have been introduced around August 1983. Along with the watchmaker disc, the hand

Ha, had the bets on wrong for the pics. Also, I think the 3/16 o-rings would put much more tension on the bearings.

Thank you, good information, however I am not mucking up my soldering iron when I can buy silicone o-rings on ebay for ~$10 for two 5 packs (seller oringsandmore). After buying many o rings in the

I only use Dormer or Guhring for precision work like that, and they're not cheap. I had a look around and came up with Ebay (UK) Item 115952491255 (cheapest), 126419613824, 165136650221. These are all

Thanks, just ordered one (and a gear puller). I'm not too worried about delicate, the last job on the Unimat involved drilling .4mm holes. Paul B.

Hi Paul, *I got one from Hobby Holidays (and I broke it shortly afterwards...., they are delicate)* http://www.hobbyholidays.co.uk/search.php?pg=1&stext=centre+drill&sprice=&stype=&scat=&sfil0= Carlos

I discovered my problem and It was the hand crank. It has a nut on the end that likes to wind off. I will come up with a solution. Dick -- http://www.homemadetools.net/ forum/ OFF-