开云体育

I would wait for a re-stock of Verde Green rustoleum.

My local Commercial Sherwin Williams will color match and put it in a spray can, but we are looking at a minimum of 12 cans and $150.... this does not have a hammered finish, so you would have to buy

David, your Unimat looks like an "mk4" which requires the "early version" cast iron, tapered bolt, mill adapter. http://www.lathes.co.uk/unimat/page5.html [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Gang: The old style have a bolt with a taper that goes through the stud on the head stock and the milling column. The stud on the head stock rotates to angle the head. The new style the column has

Hi Keith, By any chance could you share the supplier of pulleys for the UNIMAT Pc? My motor pulley gear is kinda worn and need replacing. Thanks! JP

Hi there, The one I have bought is very old, I think it is the SL. Attached is a photo, maybe I must wait until it arrives before I buy one. Thanks for the tip. Regards David James On Wed, 22 Mar 2023

Can't help with supplying one but do bear in mind that the column, headstock and milling bracket have two distinct versions. AFAIK you can't mix and match. The earlier column has a tapered hole

I am a new member here and the new proud owner of a Unimat SL, it is an old machine and not complete, it has no vertical column and head stock adapter for milling . I have found a number on Ebay but

They also have this color.

Just wanted to throw this bit of info out there for you guys looking for original color. Testors makes an Olive Drab that is VERY similar to the factory Unimat green color. It can be found at

Just measured the spindle bore on my Basic - it's an M14 thread so it's no surprise that it is about 10.16 bore, like the U3. If using collets to hold bar or milling cutters it sort-of makes sense to

Thank you all! This makes sense. I am not in a rush for time, so the idea of larger tools and lighter cuts will work well for me! I'll start off with an ER16 and add a 25 or 32 as needed.

You have a PC Basic.? The motors are small.? 3/8 mill should be OK.? For this an ER16 will work.? I have an ER25 set.? The benefit is for holding larger items in the lathe such as tubing.

Hi JP: There isn't any relationship between collet size and accuracy. The limit isn't the size of the cutter, but more the depth of the cut. I would go larger so more tools will fit. I'm in favor of

Hi all, I'm considering? ER16 / ER20 / ER25 collet holder for my PC/Basic vertical mill. Couple of questions: - Is a larger collet holder better for accuracy (eg. larger = less runout?) - Is there a

Hi Gang: Be sure to seal the surfaces, cutting oil will really sink in plywood or MDF. Steel needs oil not to rust, Formica is my second choice. I like to add a pencil groove to the front edge, I use

What does your machine weigh in pounds?

We were lucky, I was also a member of a couple of other Yahoo groups that did not survive the Yahoo groups shut down, Monarch Metal lathes, Weedhopper Ultralight aircraft, VW Vanagon and a couple of

1970-01-01 is "time 0" for all unix and unix derived systems, including Linux and probably MAC OS X. Times are recorded as seconds since the beginning of 1970. That date was chosen because there would

How about an extruded aluminium base? I built this for my Sherline (I also did the same for my Cowells). Extremely strong yet still relatively lightweight. YouTube Links: Part 1: