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I was surprised at him using that switch. It really is no different from using one on a full size lathe, IMO. I do enjoy watching him, he makes me smile. But, I’ll use a regular switch.

I enjoyed watching that video. I've watched others of his before. Always fun. Mr. Pete mentioned that he attached a foot switch to the Unimat. I agree with him that reaching over the lathe for the

My friend, the late Lee Snover, operated a model train business for years.? He had an idea to make very small brass hex head screws(0.8mm x1mm hex, 4mm long and 1mm x1.4mm hex, 4mm long).? He could

I have a die holder for the Unimat, goes on the tailstock instead of a chuck.

I've always used the tailstock ram against the die when threading, even on a Unimat, never thought of using the toolpost to keep the die square. On a full sized lathe (when I wasn't screwcutting) I

That making screw videos was helpful... I do want to make my 1/12th miniature Jorgensen screws for wood working - just because.? I liked the stationary position of the die and moving the headstock to

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Not sure why that comes up. It’s called “Making tiny screws on a Unimat lathe #942 tubalcain” https://youtu.be/JoqBSot0zro?si=RPNO6enbcdx-JdRQ

I only have 2 (or 3?) visors. Thanks for the reminders of the books. This triggered searches and finding… the Stuart S50 engine series. Hmmm, I think I have an S50 kit with boiler(?) out in storage.

Good afternoon, I bought them from "gadgetskingdom", reference 201177. This is on UK Ebay. The parts have a UPC reference of 746453424412. They work perfectly for me but I take no responsibility for

Three Optivisors in the house; one in the basement workshop, one in the basement spin-casting area, and one at my office desk for when I'm fiddling with stuff there.? Occasionally I walk around the

I know where mine is, on the dining table! Its milling .6mm slots in the end of brass bar where things get a touch tricky. Paul B.

Everybody needs to use an optivisor in order to find the lathe ??? Best Regards, Andrei mailto:calciu1@... ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, April 3, 2024 10:47 AM To:

oops... I attended a few local auctions.... not options. Tamra

Nice to note that I'm not the only Unimat user who wears an Optivisor whilst machining! Paul B.

Me thinks a bridgeport mill to make a milling table for a unimat isn't in my future... but I enjoyed watching it last night.? I have attended a few local options, and it isn't a price issue as much

Just sprained my wrist again buying the 1st copy of "Hey Tim, I Gotta Tell Ya" I've seen in several years. Even in the stories he writes, he puts shop hints and tips...? I am not an addict! I can

It may not help as much as you'd like, but certainly can't? hurt! I have(had) pdf copies of all three of Lautard's Bedside readers. Lost the 3rd reader pdf somehow, but a year or so ago the revised

Thanks guys for the new found clarity on the subject.? I do have some of the Home Shop Machinist Magazines - shipping UK books and magazines are rather expensive, so I've refrain from the expensive

The books by Tubal Cain in the UK are compilations of series of aricles printed in Model Engineer around about the 1980's. I remember at the time I found the articles very easy to understand and have