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I bought this one on ebay and it works just fine. It look very similar to your picture.

Here is a link to A. R. Warner Co. and their selection of grooving and cutoff tooling. These use HSS inserts and have sizes to fit the Unimats (1/4, 3/8 and 5/16 inch shanks). They also have larger

Hi Herman, If I understand your question, the cut off tool can be mounted in the standard tool holder, and I also use my quick change tool holder. I attached photos. Scott Sent: Friday, November 8,

I use the Sherline cutoff blade on a Sherline lathe with their own steel toolpost and holders.? A cutoff blade should work on any later.? The narrower blade puts lower stress on the lathe.

That is great, Scott! Just one question - how is the tool holder mounted on the cross slide? Is there any additional holder because the cutoff tool holder itself does not seem to have anything of the

Thanks for that, John. This might work, but before deciding to buy one I need to check dimensions so as to make sure that it reaches center height on my Unimat 3 without too much of a hassle. Would

Hi Gang: I do power tapping most of the time. Most Bridgeports have 3 phase motors that reverse instantly. The radial arm drilling machines I've used also have a clutch reverse, slow in, fast out.

Hi Peter, That looks like a great steer, as for me /restore/ means /get back in service/.? I'll search out the 24v options. Many thanks, John 8 Nov 2024 07:24:42 Peter Brooks <peter@...>:

Unless you are going for a frozen-in-time completely accurate restoration I’d use a 24v (most likely scooter) motor. You’d need a transformer / speed controller as well but the motors are quiet,

Hi Dick, Could you please describe how you use the 24v motor and Unimat to do power tapping? Just asking for a friend... Cheers, James

I have converted my Unimat to 24 volt DC motors as have some others on this forum. The beauty of this is that I now have variable speed and directional control as well as a very quiet motor. Direcinal

Please let me point out that Sherline offers a currently available cut-off blade that is .040"(1mm) wide.

I'm looking to restore my SL, but need a motor. PJToolmakers comes up top in a web search for new motors, but everything on their site shows out of stock, the same as three years ago when I emailed to

I'm not sure I'm answering your question as I'm not familiar with Komet. However, I have 2 Edelstaal cutoff tools as illustrated in the catalog. The holder is 5/16" but the blade is positioned so that

This tool post is listed in the 1980 Machinex 5 accessory catalog as an adjustable tool post for the compound rest.? My Machinex 5 lathe has one factory installed on the compound slide.?? The

I have a picture of that tool holder and blade in my 1980 Machinex 5 accessory catalog.? It is part of the Machinex 5 tool system designed by American Edelstaal for the Machinex 5 lathe. My lathe

It looks very similar to the "Lantern" or "American" style tool posts that were installed on probably millions of lathes in the USA in the past century. They work very well for most people, and are

I have a similar toolpost on my Bosch lathe. It works perfectly. Am 07.11.2024 um 17:27 schrieb Herman de Leeuw via groups.io: -- Diese E-Mail wurde von AVG-Antivirussoftware auf Viren geprüft.

Does anyone have experience with the "Emco-Lux Adjustable Toolpost" that was advertised in the Campbell Tools Co catalog for March 1983, entitled "Lathe Accessories and Attachments" (see *here (

Does anyone have some input on the erstwhile Edelstaal "cutting tool/slotting tool"? I found it in the Campbell Tools Co catalog for March 1983, entitled "Lathe accessories & Attachments" which is