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That's exactly what they are. There is a piece missing, which is the doming block (or blocks, in most cases). A full new set at Harbor Freight is less than 40 bucks. I would not pay much for this

Looks like they could be for beating metal to a dome shape… but I have no idea. They were pictured with a lathe so probably metal-working related.

I may disagree, 0 is the temperature of your perfect whiskey, 100 your perfect tea! Carlos

Hi Gang: While it is not the basis of the Fahrenheit scale, I like to think of it as a human scale. Below 0? and above 100? are both life threatening. Carl.

Si Carl,ya mande un segundo correo con dos fotos de mi Unimat SLpero ahora mismo las vuelvo a enviar.A mi tambien me gustaria saber Ingles pero no lo se.....Saludos.? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

Some very interesting points here, but I should make some observations. With temperature, Fahrenheit’s scale was based on the coldest temperature that he could achieve using a mixture of salt and

Yes, the spindle height is greater. But it does use some of the same accessories. I don't recall which ones. Martin P.

Hello Manuel: Nice looking machine! Carl. Hola manuel:?Bonita máquina!Carl.

Hello Manuel: Welcome to the group. I am ashamed to say my only language is English. I know just a bit of French, and really should learn Spanish, as many of my neighbors speak it. I just turned 70

Hello Martin: I never use the spring even when using the Unimat as a drill press. 6mm is just too much stroke to give up. I have looked at boring a hole in the head stock for an internal coil spring.

I had that nameplate on a previous SL in England. I don't think it is anything unusual. Tenía esa placa en un SL anterior en Inglaterra. No creo que sea nada inusual.

Yes, I used a 130 W motor, and that was fine. The difference between 120 and 130W hardly matters.

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thats all I use on my unimat 3 and its great.

I use a 12v 120W motor for my SL and it's more powerful than the original motor. 24v DC x 120W should be more than enough power, unless you're really pushing the SL. Les -- Les Orton Calle Jose

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All the conversions I've seen everyone is using the 24v DC x 150W scooter motor. I can only find a 24v DC x120W motor locally and ordering online to the island of Borneo takes for ages and costs an

Ah, stupid me… It’s a bigger machine so I guess the spindle height will be different…

Does the Compact 5 take the Unimat 3 accessories that fit on the bed? ?The prism looks to be the same profile.

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