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Thank you.

Every time I see those sensitive drill presses at auctions, I think "now I can get one cheap", but they always go for way too much.? The last time, a few years ago, a local auction had about 15 of

I have a Cameron micro drill and a Vigor (Japan) watchmakers drill press.? The Cameron is a lot better with #60 to #80 drill bits.? Probably because the chuck is better (Albrecht Keyless).? The

Micromark has a couple listed that may work for you... https://www.micromark.com/MicroLux-3-Speed-Mini-Drill-Press https://www.micromark.com/MicroLux-Benchtop-Variable-Speed-Mini-Hobby-Drill-Press

The Cameron drill press I found online has a price tag of over $1600.00. I can’t imagine what might make it so expensive. I have been thinking of a way to to improve the Unimat spindle while

Beware of drills with collets - some of them (EG Poxxon) only hold a limited number of sizes. It's OK if you have drills with 3/32" shanks, or similar, but if you have plain number drills many will

Cameron drill press is excellent, but pricey. Bill

I am looking for recommendations for a small drill press for the smaller number drills. -- Don Bowen --AD0NB--

FYI I saw at least 14 Unimat motors on EBay today. I have never seen so many for sale at one time. Dick

I have one standard OEM motor bracket and two low speed motor brackets to use with my two 24 v motors. That should cover most any need I may have. Dick

Not sure what the distinction is. It is best to obtain low speeds using the pulleys, and then use the variable speed on the motor for fine tuning. That way you get the maximum available torque for any

Is it best to use the standard original equipment motor bracket with the three pulleys or to use the slow speed accessory ?motor bracket with the 24v motors? Dick

https://spacecoast.craigslist.org/tls/d/melbourne-emco-unimat-db-tons-of/7485414788.html *> This was my Dad's collection. Everything pictured + more parts that I just found.> Dan* Lots of bits. Not

These are very useful photos.? I am currently working on something similar , as per attached photo.? However, I machined an aluminum block to fit into the Unimat mount and am securing with screws.?

If you search the messages for "UPVLA" a bunch of messages discussing it come UP. /g/Unimat/search?q=Upvla Here's a review from Martin /g/Unimat/message/36200 And

Thanks, Kevin! This one is very similar to the one I was referring to, and very well done. As most of my milling operations are carried out on the Unimat I could definitely definitely benefit from a

Here are pics of such a modified Unimat that was on ebay sometime last year. I'm not certain if this is the same as the kit you're referring to but it looks quite well done and effective. -kevin

Some years ago there was a member of this group who built an add on device for accurate vertical positioning. I think it was known as a Unimat Vertical Positioning Device. I believe he sold a few

The following photos have been uploaded to the Dick’s Unimat DC Motor Mod ( /g/Unimat/album?id=275192 ) album of the [email protected] group. *

The following photos have been uploaded to the Dick’s Unimat DC Motor Mod ( /g/Unimat/album?id=275192 ) album of the [email protected] group. *