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Bruno,Vert nice job on your Unimat.Thank you posting the pictures. Excellent Work!

My first private lathe was a Unimat 3, equipped with all the accessories for metalworking. I used it to make my first steam engines. I bought this machine in 1986 to make new axles for an N-gauge

Pics in photo section under Bruce's Unimat

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Not as difficult as it first looks to build...

Andrei, If you had the skills to grind your own sharp cutting tools you could do far more with the Unimat than you can imagine. Without that skill you are not going anywhere. Take the time to develop

I made mine from brass and I am very happy with it. It works great. Dave Borneo

Looking forward to seeing this as I still want to make an ER-16 collet chuck on the Unimat.

That's where I am. And the Unimat is perfect for some of that. And for the things it's not perfect for, there are LOTS of othe choices!? Including just buying what you need. Though I'm a cheap

Very - Very nice. Phill

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Hi Gang: If I can find what I need, I will. But if no one makes just what I want, at a reasonable price, then I make myself. Custom. Carl.

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Doug Feistamel sells belts: https://www.unimat-vintage-lathe.com/ Andrei, It's a hobby. People like to play with tools, mingle and buy from fellow nerds. If I wanted to make my life easier I would

Yeah tiny cuts are often the order of the day… I don’t have a bigger lathe but still like the challenge of working out how to do things on the U3. As we had to realise when we drove our old,

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Hi Andrei: I`ve made loads of things in the 45 years with my Unimat. From #80 holes to 3/4" in aluminum. It doesn't do heavy cut but it will cut. Carl.

I have just bought a piece of 1-3/4” diameter 303 Stainless round stock to make an ER32 ?collet chuck to fit my DB200 Unimat. I have an ER32 collet nut and a full set of 25 ER32 Collets from a 7x16

The Unimat is a new thing to me; got here from larger lathes. I made recently a pivot bolt for a pocket knife. It was ok-ish. Cutting steel was slow, but it worked out OK, in the end. I will use a