Machining A Heat Set Adapter On An Emco Unimat 3

'Ello everyone, I hope that this video finds you well!
Yes, it has been a long time indeed! My deepest apologies for the absence.
This one is just a simple little project to help out a friend. I make a heat set threaded insert adapter for a soldering station so that my friend can add some M10 threads to his newest 3D print.
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[@roberttruman8332]

Welcome back, just in time for the holidays 😊

[@michaelcripwell1724]

Glad to see you again.

[@stephenperry5849]

It was good to see you! Keep well and see you next time.

[@lennartb2982]

welcom back

[@torsiondell]

Nice video, glad you left the cockup in I use Dormer centre drills and it would be nice to use Dormer drill bits as well but as I have to have 2 sets from 1mm to 6mm in 0.1mm increments , 1 for steel and the other with negative rake because I restore antique clocks it would be extremely expensive

[@HeathLedgersChemist]

Stock??? How about material?

[@SuperFlip98]

i'm i wrong or did you replace the motor of the lathe?

[@TooManyLathes]

You are indeed not wrong! The original one let the magic smoke out. At least this new one has a speed control which is definitely a bonus!

[@SuperFlip98]

what are the specs of this new one? cuz i'm having trouble with my motor, it heats up very fast , i can work only for 15 o 20 minutes and then i have to wait a lot to let cool it down.@@TooManyLathes

[@bazxl57]

You sound very condescending telling people what they cannot afford.

[@TooManyLathes]

My apologies, it was not intended that way!