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Geoffrey, It would make me very happy if you would sell me the watchmakers spindle part #102200. I would also consider the collet attachment part # 102?00 or I would take it all if the price is

Hello, I am new to the discussion group for the UNIMAT SL and UNIMAT 3. I have been listening in to the technical discussions for a few months . I own two Unimat 3 lathes and use them often for making

Can you ID those articles closer? I'd like to get a set... -Guy-

Hi Barry It appears on the shelf of a bookstore in Sidney, BC. You should be able to have the local store in your area add it to their list. If not, e-mail me and I’ll give you this store’s

If it's 'Model Engineer' you're after then it is still very much alive and well, recently taken over by a new publisher - Magicalia Publishing Ltd. Latest issue list contact details for USA/Canada

Hi There It is available in the UK and I believe they do a worldwide subscription service. It is a fortnightly magazine so at least 26 copies a year I think. There is also Model Engineers Workshop by

Good Morning All; Does anyone know if the magazine "Model Engineering" is still being published.? It does not appear to be available in Canada. Regards Barry

I collect all of 'em, but only when the selling price is way below market. Mert mertbaker@...

We all know some people collect Uminats. Which machines are the most desirable and what is their hierarchy?

Bill; I always liked the one about the draftsman who added in the Construction Notes on some of his work: BILTFD-41 When asked, he said it stood for, answer was: Build It Like The F#$%@*# Drawing -

Why not make an adapter as I did here: http://unimat.jalling.dk/index.php?name=collet-chuck Well for 8mm collets you have to enlarge the spindle bore a little. /Niels

I would start with a heavy wall tube that could be turned to fit the hole in the HS closely. The rack for feeding the quill would be unnecessary. Pick whatever bearing you think would be best. This is

Great information. I would say I was a watchbreaker more than a watchmaker, however, this post has piqued my interest. Do you have any tips on how to get started building a 8mm collet spindle? Would

Hi Guys...Follow Up After consulting a Unimat owner at our Live Steam Club, I showed him my problem. He said 1st try prying with 2 screwdrivers and that didnt work then he said to apply some gentile

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There was a budding swarthe maker who saw a Unimat converted to CNC advertised on Ebay. He put in his offer and won it, paying big dollars. Once he got it home he tried to get it up and running. No

Good point :) I think I'll have to. Cheers,AlexTo: UNIMAT@...: mertbaker@...: Fri, 12 Jan 2007 05:43:52 -0500Subject: Re: [UNIMAT] WANTED! Dedicated 8mm Watchmakers Collet

Looks like a really nice job. Kudos!! Tom A

If you have the Uni already, it is not a difficult project (for a watchmaker) to build an 8mm WW spindle for it, yourself.. Mert mertbaker@...

FWIW Back in the 80s, Don Gordon writing in MODEL ENGINEER in England had a four or five part series on making a lathe w/o another lathe. It had a treadle drive and used a piece of T-bar as lathe bed.