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I cannot log into Groups.ioI was previously able to login to groups.io.comWhat do I need to do?Originally I was logged into automatically from the very beginning of the group.Can I get a link to

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In my search for a collet chuck device for my Unimat DB, I have unfortunately not found what I was looking for. The problem is the ES collets, which are almost impossible to get. I have made my own

It's also on Anna's. Author spelled Sparey. Neil ----- [email protected]> wrote:

There are a lot of older books on lathes and milling machines that are of use to folks using not very modern machine tools. HSS is a relative newcomer to machining. It's only been around a bit over

Hi James, all, "The amateur's lathe" seems to be in archive.org: https://archive.org/details/amateurslathe0000lawr Looks very good, thanks for the

Thanks for the tip Ron, I will try that. It's good to hear that the book is in the archive. I searched Amazon and found pre-cherished copies but also the forth edition is currently in print! I have

James, one other option is Microsoft OneNote. Do a screen capture of the text, Mozilla's new PDF reader has one built in, and paste it into Microsoft OneNote, then use the built in Object Character

The way to circumvent a PDF is to import it into a "Word"/similar product and highlight sections of text. Then paste the text into another document. Then offer that up to "whatevertranslate". Funny

Graag. Een goede kans om mijn oude Nederlands (of Vlaams) te herzien. Hoogachtend, Andrew Nummelin

Hi Keith: The big change from the 1930's to 1960's was carbide tooling. It took more horsepower than flat belts could transfer and the shift to "V" belts began. Also carbide didn't like stopping in a

OK, now I see the content (in whatever language) I see this is NOT the same as other EMCO publications - it is more of a general metalworking text, covering much more than the operation of the lathe,

Amazing! Thanks for posting that, and so quickly! To push my luck, in the back of DJ Laidlaw-Dickson's "The Book of the Unimat" the bibliography lists these two titles: "Emco Unimat Basic Course

Happy that you deem this useful! I would be happy to scan and upload the Dutch version as well if there would be an interest for it. Herman Verzonden vanuit Outlook voor iOS Verzonden: zondag, april

Thank you very much Herman, from me too! Friendly regards, Alan Sent: Sunday, April 13, 2025 9:52 AM To: [email protected]; Herman de Leeuw via groups.io <herman.deleeuw@...>;

I just uploaded the German version onto the files section under heading Books - Technisches Grundwissen Op 13-04-2025

I can't help you with the English version but the same publication was also issued in German and in Dutch (see cover page attached); there may be versions in other languages as well, I only have the

This is the image I found - taken from an old Ebay sale.

I've looked through the PDFs I have found over the years - I think they are all in the Files section - and I don't see it. Looking through some old pictures there is a not much clearer image of it

Does anyone have a copy of the book "Basic Technical Information and Practical Applications of the Unimat 3"? I saw it in the "HobbyProducts_(NeilsCompressed).pdf" catalog from the files section, but