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I've been interested in his MetalMaster for years, but wasn't (probably still am not) machinist enough to make it work. I'd be interested in photos and discussion about what and how you've done

A few years ago I became interested in David Urwick’s triangular gib key for use on my Unimat vertical column to maintain rotational position when raising or lowering the head. It has bean a great

Can you explain what a hashtag is. I don’t think I have ever heard of it. I might be able to learn something. Thanks Dick -- http://www.homemadetools.net/ forum/ OFF-

Hello: Nice job. The OEM power feed attachment has a 40:1 ratio and the carriage screw feed advances 0.02mm / turn. I still have to see what specs I can get from the motor I have to see if it will do.

I have been a member of all three groups way back when they were yahoo groups and I believe the moderators of both U3 groups disapeared. So members decided to migrate to just the Unimat Group. I know

This is my way of having a power feed on my Uni3. I found a small 24v motor with a 600:1 gearbox ratio. I made a variable powersupply "1.25v to 30v" and i can get the speed down to 19 revs per minute.

Ditto. There is always something to be learned. Best Regards John

I agree, if it is not broken, don't fix it.

Hello: This is a (sort of) followup to this ( /g/Unimat/message/64099 ) post. I went looking and found what I had started working on (more than a year or so ago) while I waited for

Hmm.? You can add a hashtag to the end of the subject line but it means nothing unless it is a hashtag which is defined in the Groups.io web interface. What are hashtags for?? Well, you can (in the

Yep, and they come through fine on my ancient email client. This implies that if you are using an email interface to post to the list you just have to add the hashtag to the end of the subject line...

Yes they are working fine on my email. Phill

This message / topic has the (already defined) hashtag #unimat3 added through the web interface (the '# Add Tags' button to the right of the subject field in a 'New Topic'). When you select one or

Last chance folks, leaving for US in morning. Make an offer and I’ll consider it. regards, Jeff

Thanks Bill, At least I am not alone. I don’t have a clue how to use hash tags or what they are. Frankly, I prefer the old system. But that is just my preference. -- http://www.homemadetools.net/

I too am with keeping SL/DB/U3 together in one forum if some folk are finding it hard to keep track there is the use of Hash tags very simple to use just remember to click on them when you want to

I also do not have a problem with keeping it as is. most postings will list what model it is for anyways. And many of the postings are about using the lathes and that can apply to both models.?Jeff

Hello: @James @Alan @Peter a @Andrei @Peter B I am also a late comer, at least in comparison with the people who have been around since the Yahoo days. That said, as a Unimat 3 owner I fully agree

Hi guys, That should have been "driech", the dreaded, but un checked, predictive text. Cheers, James, The sun has come out! [email protected]> wrote:

= *divisive* (bloomin' autocorrect...) Hashtags have a section to themselves in the web interface menu - here is a screenshot of all of them for those using email only. As you can see, they aren't