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Re: Turning Wood
Probably only if it was a relic of the True Cross ;-)
By Mehmood · #63485 ·
Re: Turning Wood
Hi John, Nice work, a handle? I totally get your sentiment with the "wood" thing. But it brings to mind the question I've long had about the source of the stigma? I have my opinions, but I would love
By Nate Crouch · #63484 ·
Re: Turning Wood
Hi Larry: The table saw can be run slow so it doesn't melt plastic parts. Carl.
By Carl · #63483 ·
Re: Turning Wood
I too have turned wood on my uni. I'm a model railroader and have made model telephone poles, just like the ones in my area, which are are made from pine trees and straight as an arrow. Also I use the
By Lawrence Miller · #63482 ·
Re: Turning Wood
Hi John: I cut wood all the time. I've seen bread sticks turned too. Carl.
By Carl · #63481 ·
Re: Just bought a DB200, need a motor. (Doesnt have to be an EMCO).
Hi Keith: Add a line switch or just unplug it. In trade school we had to shut the mills off at the wall during setups. If swarf is a problem tape over the openings. Most of our cuts are short, but if
By Carl · #63480 ·
Re: Turning Wood
Best Regards John
By John Entwistle · #63479 ·
Turning Wood
Many of you may find it sacrilegious but tonight I was turning wood on my SL.
By John Entwistle · #63478 ·
Re: Just bought a DB200, need a motor. (Doesnt have to be an EMCO).
Here is a motor upgrade I did: /g/Unimat/topic/dc_motor_for_unimat/104474780 Don't expect to save money on this. You'll need motor, power supply, PWM, plug, switch, enclosure,
By Tinkerer22 · #63477 ·
Re: Just bought a DB200, need a motor. (Doesnt have to be an EMCO).
Two problems: standard sewing machine motors rotate the wrong way - it's not too difficult to reverse them, or you can find an overlocker motor, which usually goes the opposite way, but may cot more.
By Keith S. Angus · #63476 ·
Re: Just bought a DB200, need a motor. (Doesnt have to be an EMCO).
Hi: Find an older sewing machine with an external motor. It will have a foot speed control too. Carl.
By Carl · #63475 ·
Re: Just bought a DB200, need a motor. (Doesnt have to be an EMCO).
My SL (much the same as the DB) ran very well on a 130 W DC 24 V motor. The lower wattage motors are a bit shorter than the higher power ones (similar are available up to 200 W) and that keeps them
By Keith S. Angus · #63474 ·
Re: Just bought a DB200, need a motor. (Doesnt have to be an EMCO).
There's a few videos on YouTube guys talking about replacing their motors usually with a DC and a variable speed controler.... One city did it for just under 50 bucks but I'm not sure what year that
By MacKai · #63473 ·
Re: Just bought a DB200, need a motor. (Doesnt have to be an EMCO).
Look on Ebay.? There are 24 volt scooter motors, 100 watt and 150 watt.? Currently you can buy a 100W for $28.99 and 150W for $36.99.
By John Hutnick · #63472 ·
Re: Just bought a DB200, need a motor. (Doesnt have to be an EMCO).
Jon, Many of us have converted to 150 watt DC motors. Much better and quieter than the original motor and variable speed too. Dick -- http://www.homemadetools.net/ forum/ OFF-
By OldToolmaker · #63471 ·
Re: Just bought a DB200, need a motor. (Doesnt have to be an EMCO).
Be aware that a motor is not the only thing you need to run a lathe. This is an expensive hobby. Best Regards, Andrei mailto:calciu1@... ________________________________ Sent: Tuesday, August
By Andrei <calciu1@...> · #63470 ·
Re: Anyone Actively Unimat?
I'm just getting set up. Not sure what I'll make. Bunch of half formed ideas that I'll have to work out. When I get it all together I'll post some pics.....
By MacKai · #63469 ·
Just bought a DB200, need a motor. (Doesnt have to be an EMCO).
Hi- Newbie to the world of Emcos, but found this guy at an estate sale. Couldn't resist it.? I've cleaned it up, and nothing seems bent out of true or seized- BUT- it lacks a motor.? I cant afford
By jon@... · #63468 ·
Re: Anyone Actively Unimat?
Its better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it ! :)
By clankennedy2004 · #63467 ·
Re: Anyone Actively Unimat?
I have used my U3 for a number of things I turned an alternator mounting pivot bushing for? a Mercedes Airport bus now camper Bus owner got bushing actually 2 pressed together with correct ID?
By Edward Samsen · #63466 ·