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To be honest I've hardly used it - the job I wanted it for dried up soon after it arrived. I might make some more of the widget concerned and see if anyone else wants them - with their reshuffles over

I see in these messages a mention of an RP25 tool.? If one is available, I would have a use for it.

Thanks very much for all the replies, much appreciated! In summary, I could (a) buy an Emco original, (b) buy a spin index tool, which certainly looks very versatile, (c) make a dividing head plate

Thanks Pete THe additional photos clarified it enough for me...longer bolt for motor mount to hold the index pin and the recessed hub to allow retention by the spindle nut Ed Samsen

index plate is counter sunk and held on with the nut...appears to use motor mount unmodified...another view... -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.

Looking at the photo, rge indexing plate is mounted to the unimat spindle possibly in place of the spindle nut.? The motor/idlerbracket or pulley mount may be custom made or modified to acceop the

Hi Keith hows the vice going have you used it much. I wish i'd known you had a rp25 profile tool I would have bought it off you years ago have been using romford wheels for years the friend who turned

There is one often offered on German Ebay: -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus

I like the item Carl posted;? wish this fit a unimat.? Or did I miss something and it does fit.? ? I think all these divisions are too much info for a miniaturist; I can't imagine needing anything

I've looked at sink drain strainers. I got one somewhat (but not exactly) like this: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Kitchen-Stainless-Steel-Round-Sink-Disposal-Strainer-Drain-Holes-82mm-Diameter/48294127

Hi Gang: In Model Engineer Magazine one guy use a Kitchen Colander as a divider, I think it had some odd prime spacing like 29. Carl.

I saw someone doing this at a show long ago. He made a disc that fitted in the tyre, then cut the spokes (really the gaps)in the discs using the saw attachment. After cleaning up he then put the

Hello Mehmood: Spin Indexers are not too expensive, and has 1° steps, so it would be easy to make 36° divisions. Might have to mount it behind the base?? Carl.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHyZyZBy0Ng DIVIDING HEAD PLATES 3D PRINTED TIPS #627 TUBALCAIN Zitat von "Mehmood via Groups.Io" <mehmood.naqshbandi@...>:

I don't have a dividing head but I want to make a set of 10-spoke wheels (outside diameter 11mm plus flange).? The spokes only require visual, cosmetic precision, not mechanical precision (the

EBay item: 202251420815 Jim

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/796892220797868/ Forgot link.... Tamra

Dear Uni members - this unit is listed on Facebook Marketplace for $500... I'm going to stay with my Uni DB/SL. Good Luck! Tamra

Thank you Jim. alf,

I can only look at the first picture. same on site.