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Too big. 5" diameter. (unless mounted off-lathe).

All Electronics has a couple of models: https://www.allelectronics.com/item/dcm-2430/24-vdc-300-watt-brushless-motor/1.html

Thanks to everyone for the input on this. It has given me a number of leads and whilst the Unimat was bought as an aid to scratch building, the thought of making nigh on 200 wheels (even over a period

Hi. Might be worth checking the 3mm scale people. Leslie

Please just go to forhmann.com, railway modelling tools, wheels & axles. It is on bottom. m.a.greenwood@...> wrote:

Yahoo stripped all content a few months ago. Now Yahoo group only allows messages to be posted, that's all. But all the Yahoo content was transferred to Groups.io Martin P.

I've used their wheel holding tool, which works really well (they were very helpful in replacing a part when I managed to break it -- my fault rather than a flaw in the tool). It's too big for holding

Tamra (and others), here's Fohrmann's website:? fohrmann-WERKZEUGE | | | | | | | | | | | fohrmann-WERKZEUGE Comfortable online shopping ? more than 1,000 special products ? High quality ?

I printed the info from the Model Railway website; I liked the profile tool. How do I see this info that John Hutnik posted? Thanks, Tamra

Hi Andy, Many thanks for the reply and links. I need to do some accurate measuring as the range of wheels from the Association shop are ideal. It would certainly be worth joining? as the membership

http://2mm.org.uk/products/shops.php?shop_num=3 Look under ‘Locomotive Wheel Rims’. Sizes from 6mm to 14mm. The tread and flange dimensions can be found at http://2mm.org.uk/standards.htm You need

I am interested in this and wonder if anyone has had experience of using these tools. Given the number of wheels I will need for scratch buildings wagons it would be a cheaper option. However, looking

Good evening firstly pardon me my English i'm on the forum yahoo unimat since many years , since several months ,impossible to connect ?????? any body can explain why me ? i'can't see photos and read

Fohrmann charges 37 Euro for a profiling tool and 60 Euro for their wheel holding tool that they say to use.

I will be interested to hear how you get on with this. As you probably know, a number of folks these days use ready made steel wheel rims from the 2mm Association if they want to make their own 2FS

(My first post since things moved - hope it works!) Here's a link to the Manchester Model Railway Society's page on wheel turning, including making your own profile tools:?Making your own wheels -

years ago I put a 120 tooth gear behind the pulley, and added a basically single tooth gear on the end of a moveable arm mounted on the pulley / motor bracket. ?This was based on an article in the

On Mon, Mar 9, 2020 at 11:49 PM, Mehmood wrote: > > Thanks very much for the offer of the RP25 wheel profiling form tool > Keith, that's very kind, again!? However the profile I need is for P4, >

To be honest I've hardly used it - the job I wanted it for dried up soon after it arrived. I might make some more of the widget concerned and see if anyone else wants them - with their reshuffles over

I see in these messages a mention of an RP25 tool.? If one is available, I would have a use for it.