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James, You are correct. I am located in California Best, -Scott

I found this on the Practical machinist web site: "Hi, This may help to make your choice. About the E-collets and their pro's and con's: 1. SCHAUBLIN originally developed E collets , and later the

Hey Cary/Group My collet chuck has the backing plate, and the squared off, not taper closing nut. Almost certainly it's an ES-16 type. Found a single early Unimat collet, and it closed completely on

Hi Scott, I take it you are in the States? Cheers James Dunfermline, Fife, UK Sent from my Sony Xperia on the hoof This email contains recycled electrons UNIMAT@...> wrote:

Hello group! I have a watchmakers WW collet spindle and a few collets I am looking to part with. I also have a dividing head and 24T gear as well. Let me know if anyone is interested, I will wait a

The E-16 collets are for the stated marked size only. They have at best about .003" collapse range. When they expanded the E-16 range for inch rounds they went from 1/64" to 5/16" by 64ths + one for a

Hi Jeff, One possible way to ID you collet chuck is if it has a back plate like the old ones for the SL/DB Unimats then it is probably a E-16/ES-16 holder. If it is one piece and screws directly onto

Hello group! I have a WW Collet Spindle and draw bar and a few Collets to go with it. I also have a cast iron dividing head and a 24T dividing gear that I am looking to offer for sale to the group

Thanks Jeffrey, I'll give it a try.

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So can anyone tell me where to buy an ER-16 collet chuck with M14x1 thread in the US? I prefer to know about a product that has actually been used by someone here. I do not want to be importing from

I need to make some fittings in S. S. but don't know what kind to use. Can any body help? Best regards. Juan Pepper

If you mean the headstock spindle bearings then yes, see here http://paulthehalfwit.blogspot.com/2014/05/unimat-sl-spindle-bearing-replacement.html for how I did mine. Replacement bearings can be

ISTR that someone said a skate/skateboard bearing was the right size. Don't know myself, but maybe? Neil --- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. https://www.avg.com

Can the rear bearing (pulley end) be replaced and how and what with. Thanks in advance.

The actual new ER16 nuts are standardized : ER16 Collet Nut - Made in USA MariTool https://www.maritool.com/Tool-Holders-Spare-Parts-Collet-Nuts/c23_30_31/p45/ER16-COLLET-NUT/product_info.html Holds

Will an ER16 Collet chuck nut fit on a Unimat 3's ES16 thread? -Jeff

The collet chuck in the blog post that I linked to earlier is for my SL. I posted the link to show the difference between the two collet types. This

Yes Virginia, “metric countersinks” do exist! Aside from their diameters being expressed millimeters, the specification calls for the included angle to be 90 degrees, not the US screw countersink

Jeff Unscrew the collet chuck nut and look inside it. If you see a loose metal ring in it by the end, then you have a ER set up. The E series do not have the ring in the nut. Jeff