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I think that the flywheel is not very balanced, but it's a very good job! Привет из России!!!

Also very helpful, thank you. My mind went immediately to : could we make a die filer out of this setup ? Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱

I bought a Sherline 4 jaw self centering chuck about a year or so ago for my Unimat SL DB-200. Am I able to just flip the jaws around and match up to the same numbers? I have no idea. Thanks ahead of time.

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Ingenious and kind of see how this works but surely, when you want a different thread pitch, you need to change the threaded collar that goes behind the chuck? On a more conventional lathe, it would be a matter of setting up the gear-train. Nice though quiet presentation and keep up the good work!

Just watched again Matt. This tool is absolutely spot on. Video is very clear and well presented and as you made it on the Cowells itself,even better. 👍😊.

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Very clear instructions. Thanks to you I got it right the first try.

Hello, please tell me how I can find out the year of manufacture of the machine. Perhaps there is some kind of mark.

3:18 love the miscellaneous screws drawer. I split mine into 3 2-compartment drawers in my small parts cabinet thing: tiny, small, and medium, plus machine screw and plastic/wood/sheet metal screw compartments for each of them. Any time I take things apart, I can't help but think "that's a nice screw", and in it goes.

Thanks for doing this video. I wanted to see how it worked before I bought one. I see you ne a different thread drum for each different thread you want to cut.

Beautiful tools. I wish I'd learned about them sooner...

Would it be possible to put a Bolt in the chuck and a Nut as the follower as to get various Threads, Just a thought.

So, it's been a few years now. I would've thought that mounting the speed controller above the power supply might cause issues due to heat rising. Have there been any problems? I may end up mimicking this in some ways. Good work!

Awesome idea,I'm looking to get myself a model making size lathe very soon . Thanks for this Matt

Where do I get one

Bro!! The drill battery idea connection is brilliant!

Found your site, looking forward to see the other segments 👍 thank you Matt

What a contraption..........someone has twisted thinking.

I will use this design for my steamboat model, great engine!

Is it just an air compressor?

Where can i find the drawings?

Excellent engine

Can the EMCO S L lathe make a wheel of fafon or aluminum with a total diameter of 10 cm? I hope to get the answer.

Can the EMCO S L lathe make a wheel of fafon or aluminum with a total diameter of 10 cm? I hope to get the answer.

Can the EMCO S L lathe make a wheel of fafon or aluminum with a total diameter of 10 cm? I hope to get the answer.

really enjoyed this set of videos, have subscribed .

Good thanks

Thanks for sharing.

how much distance of the crank pin from the crank edge?

I’ve been thinking of making such post but focused on finishing my mill! Great video!

Does anyone know if this one, or another type of Chinese belt sander takes the same belts as Ken Onion sharpeners?

Thanks! May make the jump in the future.

Thanks for the video!

Miniature is the key word here. Another excellent engine ! 👌

It's a decent designed lathe but it's just too small. If it was twice as big, it would make it easier to work with. Regarding the return spring, I'd just take it off.

are these little lathes any good turning mild steel?

Thank you!!

For my Unimat DB, I made one to hold an 11 mm drill bit (useful for M12×1.00 threaded holes), plus a 1/4" hole for various useful bits. Very much appreciated!

Can you please tell me how you get the feed to reverse?

Please, never use this nice but dangerous accessory…..even if you protect the lathe bed, always some abrasive particles could spoiler the lathe….😢

Okay, now let’s try stainless steel! 😂😂😂😂 Wow, I’m glad you’ve shown this! The setup time is way more than I thought! I’m sticking to tap and die for now and save for some small later with threading ability! Thanks for the video! Very detailed!

Very nice

And here we have, the Edison Phonograph.

Very nicely done, I will look forward other videos.

This works like the threading attachment on a Hardridge tool room lathe. On the Hardridge the master mounts on the outboard end of the lathe spindle. This makes changing thread pitches about a one minute job.

Great stuff, spent two hours before I thought of TH-cam ,very helpful.👍

Where do you get belts for the SL? I have that attachment, but someone before up a jigsaw blade in the bottom?

Indeed this is the worth thing you could do in the lathe, considering the very delicate metal of the Unimat 3😮