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Many thanks for the information Re: my first reply " Very interesting site some nice tools also a pity you can't read it in English but then I guess they would not ship to UK". I hope I am wrong they

Good find! ?Thank you.

I have some of their collet holders, shipped to the UK no problem. The website offers "Worldwide delivery". I use Chrome and it automatically translates most of the text. The items I've had from

That's got some stick-out on it, but I don't believe it's much worse than the ER25 chuck I built. Looks like it was dialed in very well, too. Mine hasn't been tested yet. Greater capacity of the ER32

I gave this site a quick look.? It is similar in flavor to Little Machine Shop in the U.S. in that it has lower cost Chinese small machines and accessories.? Some accessories might be from India,

Carl,Thanks for posting your ER32 collet pictures.Now as long as I have the full set of collets I will adapt my Unimat to suit.Dick

/g/Unimat/photo/195716/2246551?p=Name%2C%2CEr32%2C20%2C1%2C0%2C0 Photo in series of building.

Use Google translate and the whole website is in english and yes, by the looks of things they ship mainland Europe and CONUS.

Good fine. Great little QCTH on there as well as a bunch of other stuff at good prices.

Hi Dick. I think I put photos in the files. Carl.

2.7.6 Ausrüstung und Zubeh?r für EMCO Drehmaschine/ Drehbank 1-gg--tools-com.translate.goog Lots of interesting goodies including stuff for unimats. Best Regards John

Apply Google translator and all will be revealed. Shipping to UK would be expensive, Brexit. James [email protected]> wrote:

Very interesting site some nice tools also a pity you can't read it in English but then I guess they would not ship to UK. Phill

Thanks Charles, I’ll try giving it a sharpen. It’s done a fair bit of work over the years.

http://gg-tools.com/ ( http://gg-tools.com/ ) found this website the other day and thought I'd share

Does anyone here on this group have any pictures of an ER32 collet mounted on a Unimat spindle? The ER32 collet is rather large and I would like to see a complete setup. Carl has said he uses his

I very much prefer single flute countersinks.? And, for brass, just high speed steel, not carbide. And having it sharp.? If not already sharp (and if from one those inexpensive sets, it might not be

I’ve got to countersink some brass for screws, and am finding it hard work as the countersink size gets larger. I’m using a standard 5 flute HSS countersink in a drill press. Are there better

My badon Zamac vs. aluminum, thanks for the correction. A machine technology instructor recently secured his to an out of caliber surface plate. I have mine on a sink cut-out, figure it will be fine

You are not including the later machines cast in aluminium alloy, but anyway - in my experience most of the rigidity problems come from the carriage and cross slide, mainly if the bearings are not