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The actual new ER16 nuts are standardized : ER16 Collet Nut - Made in USA MariTool https://www.maritool.com/Tool-Holders-Spare-Parts-Collet-Nuts/c23_30_31/p45/ER16-COLLET-NUT/product_info.html Holds

Will an ER16 Collet chuck nut fit on a Unimat 3's ES16 thread? -Jeff

The collet chuck in the blog post that I linked to earlier is for my SL. I posted the link to show the difference between the two collet types. This

Yes Virginia, “metric countersinks” do exist! Aside from their diameters being expressed millimeters, the specification calls for the included angle to be 90 degrees, not the US screw countersink

Jeff Unscrew the collet chuck nut and look inside it. If you see a loose metal ring in it by the end, then you have a ER set up. The E series do not have the ring in the nut. Jeff

Hey Jeff, Don't have any ER collets, just the two Collet chucks, one of which is an ESX25 for the Mill. The one on the Uni 3 lathe is 14Mx1 female spindle thread, but no way to tell if it's an ER

Hi Jeff Sent Doug an email at Homestead. Waiting to hear. Jeff

Hi Paul, I have an ESX25 Collet Chuck as well. It came with my Uni 3 Mill (dedicated cast iron compound table base.) Still trying to figure out if my U3 Lathe Collet Chuck is am ER-16 or not. Guess I

Paul, That was for the Unimat 3/4 model with the 14Mx1 Spindle thread? -Jeff

Jeff, Have you tried to make your own? VERY easy to do, cheap ($1.00/ft) and you can make any size you want to suit your needs. I bought 4 feet of 4mm round textured polyurethane belting about 10

Paul RC Machines is where I purchased my ER16 and ER20 collet holders. I did not see where they had a ER25 for the M12x1 spindle. They have a good product for a fair price, but the shipping was high

I forgot to add You can use a ER collet (grooved) in a E holder. But you can not use a E collet (non grooved ) in a ER holder. The ER holder has the snap ring inside it and it the snaps into the

There's a photo of an E and ER collet side by side on my blog http://paulthehalfwit.blogspot.com/2014/01/a-collet-chuck-for-unimat.html (my apologies if you've already seen it). As you're looking at a

Jeff Here is what I have on the SL I have purchased from both here: http://www.tomstoolstore.com/unimat-db-sl-belts-urethane-factory-weld-standard-set

Jeff The ER collets are easy to spot from the E. The ER have a groove in them at the widest part that goes all the way around them . On the inside of the nut is a "snap" ring that this groove snaps

Hey guys, need to get a belt set for my Uni 3 but more importantly my DB200 so I can run my scroll and circular saw. Does anyone know the sizes? They appear to be 5mm in diameter. I just need to two

Hey, In looking at the nut, it's hard to tell if the ring is eccentric.... ? -Jeff

I have both the ER16 and the ER20 for the unimat. I also purchased the cheap Chinese collet sets on Ebay. The ER20 set was missing the 5mm one, but had two of the 3mm. I contacted the USA seller and

That's just the difference I noticed - RegoFix collets are more flexible and have a finer finish - but I get the same concentricity from both, so I'm not sure it matters. I assume the flexibility

Hi Gang: I have ER-32 collets, and the difference I see in Rego vs. China, is the Rego flex with much less force. They are a little more shiny too. I built a M12x1 ER-32 collet chuck for my Unimat.