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The Unimat 3 was a well made and enormously popular lathe; when equipped with a range of accessories it is still an excellent machine for smaller modelling and experimental jobs; it will accomplish in miniature what many larger machines are capable of and will provide the owner with enormous satisfaction. Bob Loader has become an authority on the Unimat mini-lathe, developing numerous accessories and techniques to assist the model engineer in getting the best from the machine. The projects described here increase the scope of the machine and advise on the performance of a number of tricky operations. Invaluable to all Unimat owners.
Content:-
Introduction
Chapter One: A Milling Table
Chapter Two: Cheap and Cheerful Tap Wrenches
Chapter Three: A 90mm Face Plate
Chapter Four: An Adjustable Toolpost
Chapter Five: Inexpensive Tungsten Carbide Tooling
Chapter Six: Attachments for Dial Gauges
Chapter Seven: Tailstock Supports and Accessories
Chapter Eight: Punches
Chapter Nine: An Off-hand Grinding Attachment
Chapter Ten: A Simple Indexing Set-up
Chapter Eleven: A Small Fabricated Machine Vice
Chapter Twelve: A Fine Adjuster for a Digital Calliper
Chapter Thirteen: A Calivider
Chapter Fourteen: A Headstock Raising Block
Chapter One: A Milling Table
Chapter Two: Cheap and Cheerful Tap Wrenches
Chapter Three: A 90mm Face Plate
Chapter Four: An Adjustable Toolpost
Chapter Five: Inexpensive Tungsten Carbide Tooling
Chapter Six: Attachments for Dial Gauges
Chapter Seven: Tailstock Supports and Accessories
Chapter Eight: Punches
Chapter Nine: An Off-hand Grinding Attachment
Chapter Ten: A Simple Indexing Set-up
Chapter Eleven: A Small Fabricated Machine Vice
Chapter Twelve: A Fine Adjuster for a Digital Calliper
Chapter Thirteen: A Calivider
Chapter Fourteen: A Headstock Raising Block
Author Details
"Bob Loader"
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