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Currently eBay has a grey flexible plastic cover for the Unimat with Emco branding on it. The plastic bag shows a part number of 751500. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/133701137081 Has anyone ever seen

Hi Gang: Don't forget the humble Spin/Indexer:

Neil, Yes, that is my design. I also have this dividing attachment. I am however, planning on a fully worm geared dividing head compleat with division hole plates and plunger. Much more versatile.

Hi Gang: Ali also had this tool post set: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32901212901.html?spm=a2g0o.store_pc_home.hotSpots_1265654170.0 Looks OK, Are the tool holder thin enough for 1/4" tool bits?

Agreed. I'd say the cosmetic condition shows it has been left in a damp atmosphere for many years. The chuck is a cheap and nasty die-cast one from the so-called Unimat-1, so not good for much. The

The cosmetic condition is Exc/VG?!? Not in my book; i'd say poor/average at best.? Using this one as a yardstick, my SL is better than new! -Dave

Cosmetic condition is Exc/VG. There is some paint wear on top of the tailstock. Please expect some age related issues from at least 50 years of use and shop rash. See photos. Local Pick up, cash only.

Between $200-$300 sounds good, but the $327 in shipping looks not so good. Think I'll pass. Got to watch eBay & Amazon now, too, because sometimes they do that as well.? Bill in OKC William R.

Did some searching and found this: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33005443266.html Not sure how it helps yet but too cheap to not grab one. Neil ----- [email protected]> wrote:

Looks like a good possibility to me. I'm in the process of trading off my Mini-Lathe, but I can easily 3D-print more mini-lathe gears.?? Bill in OKC William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) A human being

/g/Unimat/files/Dividing%20Attachment-Unimat%20DB200.pdf ?? Neil ----- [email protected]> wrote:

*Bill, * I have an idea I have been noodling in the back of my mind for some time. I want to design a small, compact worm drive dividing head especially for the Unimat SL. I built one for my minilathe

Some folks want more power even when it's not necessarily a good idea. I've been hanging out with the 7x mini-lathe folks for more than a decade now, and some of those folks have put 2 & 3 HP motors

I also took apart one of these motors and had a similar diifficulty.? I ended up solving it with a good quality large phillips screwdriver.? I found that if I simply pushed very hard on the screw, I

On my MF70 Proxxon mini-mill I have adapted an RC brushless motor, : https://hobbyking.com/en_us/propdrive-v2-3536a-910kv-brushless-outrunner-motor.html *Specs:* Model: *PROPDRIVE v2 3536 910KV * KV:

Thanks for your efforts, everyone - much appreciated. Dave W.

I can think of a couple of solutions. 1) If you've got a little extra clearance in the holes find a brass tube that will slip over the screws and use it a sleeve to guide the screws past the magnets.

I can only think of using strips of wood to keep the bolts away from the magnets. Neil ----- [email protected]> wrote:

Hi All Thanks to Bill for standing as a Moderator for the Group, now he is up and running I am changing my email settings back to special notices only so will have limited viewing of the Group pages

Use brass bolts? Replace one or both, maybe get one in tightish, get the second one in using the old steel bolt. Maybe then replace the brass one with the other original steel one. Meanwhile I could