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@JHM - the photo is from in this thread: [email protected] | unimat 3 cnc | | | | [email protected] | unimat 3 cnc | | | And now I have to go make one of those for myself too. :D - Dwayne

its from me ;)

Hello: This new member was rummaging through files yesterday afternoon and found this: /g/Unimat/photo/0/46015.56320.0?p=Created%2C%2C%2C20%2C2%2C420%2C0 I can recognise it as a

Hello: And the price for just 'one' was? When I ordered mine shipping was ~ US$22.00. When I selected two instead of one, shipping went up to almost double. My wallet sent a shiver ...? 8^/ But if

Yes. I used your link, and selected three motors. It did not give a total price. Just shipping of $63 and change. If I changed it to two motors it dropped the shipping to about $21. For my purposes, I

Hello: Of course. Shipping costs have gone up exponentially in the lat three/four years. From anywhere to anywhere, lotsa $$$. I have found that you have to avoid using *anything* but economy shipping

Hello: Yes ... Although today it has a higher price: US$8.41 Are you looking at the link I posted? This is what I paid, the total amount reflected both on the confirmation email and my credit card

Look for (24vdc 150w motor) on Amazon or online surplus places. The power supply and speed control are easy - eBay. Neil

Hope you looked carefully at the shipping costs before you ordered. I wanted 3 of them, they wanted $63 and up in shipping, where one? was $11.98 or so. I'll be looking elsewhere. I'll get something

Are you sure about that? According to my currency convertor that's about 95 USD. Available on Ebay UK for about ?45 from China. Probably taxes and things on top of that. Also says 55 USD.

Hello: Will do. Thanks for the heads-up. Earlier today I ordered one similar to the one referenced by NapierDeltic in his post. Only US$7.92.

If you look at my album?Keith's DB_SL in Photos you will see the motor type many of us use successfully. I used a 130 W on my SL and it had plenty of power. I can't see why the U3 should need more. I

Hello: Indeed. And a good one too. Replacement parts for these thinguies (with all respect) are quite/increasilgly? hard to come by. And expensive. One more question if I may, with respect to the PS

Hello: Good to know. Yes, I wasn't sure that would happen. Certainly not with a toothed belt. I've also seen videos where it seems the toothed belts are very noisy. Not something I'd want. Thanks a

My 24vdc? 150w motor purrs and does not even get warm. I have been using white rubber "o" rings for drive belts and they work great. I like that it can slip if I bury the cutter or some act of

using mine I have used it on a 24v motor for several hours without issue. (it barely gets warm) if you lock the spindle the belts will slip, not sure if this would be the case with a toothed belt

Hello: I have recently purchased a Unimat 3 and am currently in the process of finding a suitable motor to replace the original 90W one. I plan to eventually set it up on the grinding column so as to

Thanks for this! When I first looked at the belts, they seemed like they could be Sherline belts, only a second look showed them to be much too long.? So since they were in the same box as the Unimat

You have the feed handle for a Unimat DB or SL (same lathe for most purposes) and a dead centre for the same Unimats. The centre is not anything special, but the feed handle is much sought after. The

the handle is a unimat part, the center is likely one as well would need to know the shafts size to be sure, the belts i have not seen that style used in any of the unimat stuff I have looked into