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Is this such a dire need in the Unimat world? I mean, it is a tiny lathe, meant to make tiny things. For big stuff, just use a bigger lathe. To me, it makes sense. Am I missing something?

arguably, one could accomplish a similar result using the extra-long Unimat accessory way bars and place the tailstock on the other side of the end-of-bed. -Guy-

Hello, Bill I have often had thoughts of making two rectangular blocks from cast iron with two “v” grooves to make my own extended Unimat clone. With this arrangement the bed bed length can be

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He wants $50 for a useable bed. I don't want to chop one up, but know at least one got chopped some time back to make a more compact lathe & mill set up. I was perhaps a bit grouchy about it at the

you can order a hex cap screw from McMaster Carr, or Grainger, they have them in 12-1 however long you want.? Note hex head cap screw.? ?Also look under SET SCREW pat

Toms Tool Store used to sell them, I got one from him years ago for a extended bed project. Call or send him a Email.https://www.tomstoolstore.com/ Jeff

In the wee hours of the night, I had an idea for an extended bed Unimat SL/DB to play with. I know some folks here have cut down an alloy bed to use the headstock end for a milling setup. I'd be

I suspect ebay's changes to deposit money into your bank account relates to an underlining issue has been a tax issue from governments for sellers who are not reporting income. I still enjoy the eBay

Alan, I used a TAIG Vertical slide to be able to handle the added swing.? ? here are the pictures, sorry it took so long i was on vacation. Pat

I use an armature dressing stone.? ?It is made of abrasive imbedded in a rubberized substrate, I chuck the armature in the drill press or hand drill, and undercut the mica with a hacksaw blade or

And I have adequately repaired many auto generators by manually filing the armature "round" and undercutting the mica with a broken piece of fine-tooth hacksaw. The "poor boy" method... -Guy-

Hello: Thank you for taking the time to write. I see, the thing is in the *standard* part.? 8^) I now recall having read that 14x1.0 is not a standard thread. So, if I understand this correctly, to

Pick a 1.0mm pitch from the chart and turn your material to 14mm then start cutting your thread. The chart is only a guide to standard metric pitches. I have cut a M22 x 1.5 pitch thread with this

Hello: Yes, I've been there quite a few times. But have not found anyhting on how to make a non-standard thread (like 14x1) with this accessory. But I'l have another look. Thanks for your input. Best,

Look in /g/Unimat3/files Neil ----- wrote:

Hello: I have one of the versions (plastic, not metal) of the Unimat 3 Thread Cutting Gears accessory (#150200). From what I can make out, the gear table you have posted reads like this: Is M10 the

Hello, if Jeff decides not to buy the steady rest, I will. I am located in Spain. But Jeff has the first chance of course... Greetings from Asturias Frithjof

Ruben, that was for you btw, about the steady rest! cheapest shipping possible, speed not issue. Jeff

You might say it has potential, but there again, potential (difference) seems to be what’s missing.