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I think in a previous response I included the below link to a page of Unimat name plates from the Unimat section at lathes.co.uk. If the subject is name plates, you might send them a good photo of

Gentleman,? ?I used Google Translator to help the English language translation... Tamra (USA)

Manel: Does anagram mean name plate?? Here is a page at lathes.uk of name plates and I don't see yours.? I can't read it from your photos. It might have been private branded by a seller. ?Anagrama

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Hola,os mando un par de fotos de mi sl con un anagrama poco visto un saludo para todos vosotros sois gente maravillosa,tengo 75 a?os y en mi vida laboral fui tornero,un saludo.? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

Hola, aqui os mando la foto de mi Unimat SL,como podeis ver tiene un anagrama diferente a los demas,no se porque motivo,sois un grupo de gente muy interesante,tengo 75 a?os y soy de

Hi everyone, I just bought one of these awesome little machines and I was wondering if there was a drawing for the milling column assembly for the emco unimat sl lathe. If I'm not mistaken it's the

Carl, I really did enjoy your Facebook video of your layout! Thanks for sharing! Ian

Well, I think Carl you are referring to lathe use. I don't use a quill spring on the Unimat I use as a lathe. I have a separate one set up as a vertical drill press / mill. I think it would be a

Although I still have a little Unimat, my Compact 5 (with milling column) gets used the most, often for altering stock fasteners for special applications. I also found a bargain on set of EMCO collets

I believe so, but that last time I saw it was sometime in 1996. Never managed to buy one, despite living there for five years...? Bill in OKC William R. Meyers, MSgt, USAF(Ret.) Aphorisms to live

That would be the Compact 5? A really nice machine. Like the Unimat 3 but a bigger work envelope. Martin P.

Carl, I might actually do that. Although I have lived in SW Florida for now these 36 years, I own (with my sister) the family home in Beaufort, and visit there often. Martin P.

Keith, I did have another idea… What I’m trying to do is essentially cut an internal semi-circular (ball) shape but there is obviously no room to swing a cutter on a pivot at the edges (it would

I have 4" dial calipers in both systems; one has a white dial, the other black, for quick recognition. Also a 6" with dual systems. Red pointer for inch, black for metric, or is it the other way

The U.S auto industry did "metrify" eventually because of imported parts.

Whaaaat? (throws hands into air, runs to check…) Phew, my U3 definitely has round section pulleys. I realise now that round section belts run perfectly well in V grooved pulleys, which would have

That's right.? My mistake.? I got mixed up (I sold my Unimat about a year ago and don't have it to look at anymore).? I think I conflated that with another small lathe I once had that DID have

All of my Unimats run a round section belt in a V ???♂?

When I got my first post-college job, the first paycheck went to a 40MB external hard drive, also for $600.? And that was a deal at the time.? The guy I bought it from was assembling kits