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Some work done with the SL Lio, France - Unimat SL x 3

Hello SL community. I am looking for a *detailed and dimensioned plan* for the jaw support, the chuck plate # 1001/01 and # 1002/01.. and especially with the detail of the holes to be drilled for the

On the u90 motor there is a screw at the base of the case where you wire the Earth/ground too,(it’s located on the flat top side) ?it’s also where the grounds for the brushes attach, the screw is

Hello again, Many many thanks Pete & Bernard! Sorry I didn't get back to you earlier, I got way busier than I had expected last week and didn't get round to doing everything that I wanted to. I've

[Image] Made front suspension bushings from bronze for this bike today [Image] [Image] Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/ghei36> ________________________________ Sent: Saturday, March 28, 2020

In the bottling industry they use ROPP caps - the metal screw tops you find on things like whiskey bottles, ROPP stands for Roll On Pilfer Proof. Basically a plain cap is slipped over the neck of the

The catalogue photo looks like the vertical section holds the glass and the horizontal section is an adjustable backstop. So would the whole thing mount on the carriage and glass-drilling done by

About 5 days ago, Mr Pete posted a youtube video with a just that, a mini Bridgeport. Very nicely made! -Dave-----If you need a real challenge, make a miniature bridgeport mill!? They have one at the

Some earlier accessories were discontinued, but in general as time went on more new accessories were introduced.

This wanna-be-an-apprentice would never attempt to make a tap or a die... oh, rolled threads!? I would love to know how those are made.? I'm a very simple person, the first time I used a tap & die

Sometimes I think that the earlier Unimats had more options that they stopped making for the later Unimats. I have both a .9mm and a 52 TPI threading masters and guides, still NOS in the factory boxes

30 years ago, working as an instrument control technician at a nuclear power plant, our shop had a SL, I used it for making brass bushings, nylon spacers, insulators, antenna parts, for equipment we

So Tamra, when the power plant was cleaning up one of the machine shops, I came across a small 2 oz pump oil can, with a thumb pump on the top of the handle. Since I am a bit of a tool junkie I

Reminds me of the cutting glass with a pair of scissors in a bowl of water, I’ve not personally had to cut glass on regular occasions however the times I’ve had to drill a hole in a 8mm thick pane

Hello Tamra: It just takes different techniques. One is to cut glass you need carbide or diamond bits,high speed tool steel drills are not hard enough. Second you need controlled feed, you don't want

I would like to know how to drill in glass... with a lathe.? Is this with or without controlled fire (via torch) on the bench? Did I mention I took a glass blowing class last year in Michigan?? I

Wow, that's a great find. I have not seen that attachment before. We will have to get Cary's comments. Martin P.

Hello group This is the first time I post a comment. I was looking at a catalog of edelstaal maatschappinj N. V. (Amsterdam) and noticed an attachment that I had never seen before. This accessory is

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