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| Uniturn-Mill |
| Overview and Prices Router Bits MetalLine, MetalLine CNC |  fraeser.pdf [1266651 Bytes] |
| 1030 | 4-jaw chuck 80 mm |  |
| 1040 | 3-jaw chuck 80 mm |  |
| 1041 | 3-jaw chuck 64 mm Three-jaw chucks are designed to automatically center round or hexagonal parts. The chucks provide the quickest and easiest way of holding work in the lathe. In the normal position, they take up from 2 to 38 mm diameter stock with the jaws respectively between 2 and 30 mm. The reversed jaws provide a gripping range up to 70 mm respectively 56 mm. |  1041_e.pdf [126467 Bytes] |
| 1044 | 4-jaw chuck 64 mm Four-jaw chucks can be used to hold irregular shaped parts, with the use of a dial indicator they can be used to center parts with a great deal of accuaracy and clamp stock tighter. Gripping range: Nø 1030: from 2 to 38 mm, with reversed jaws up to 56 mm. Nø 1044: from 2 to 56 mm, with reversed jaws up to 70 mm. |  1044_e.pdf [106198 Bytes] |
| 1069 | Tailstock chuck from 0,8 to 10 mm These chucks enable to accurately center-line drill, ream or tap any part mounted in the lathe. They are complete with two arboes. A 0 |  |
| 1072 | Tailstock chuck from 0,8 to 6.4 mm |  |
| 1074 | Steady rest The steady rest provides a means of supporting long, slender parts and long pieces of bar stock. |  1074_e.pdf [112661 Bytes] |
| 1075 | 4-jaw self centering chuck Self-centering chuncks are designed to have all the jaws move in unison and to hold square stock. |  1075_e.pdf [105804 Bytes] |
| 1090 | FOLLOWER REST It is used to support a piece of round stock while it is still being machined to keep the part from deflecting away from the tool. |  1090_e.pdf [217529 Bytes] |
| 1160 | WW Collets and Sets Collets provide a quick, easy method of mounting cylindrical parts or bar stock in a lathe with a great deal of centering accuracy.
art. 1160 american |  1160_e.pdf [188662 Bytes] |
| 1162 | Deluxe Collet Set in Wooden Box |  |
| 1185 | Vertical Milling Table (Inch) art. 1184 (Metric) |  1185_e.pdf [96957 Bytes] |
| 1187 | Chuck-to-T-Slot Adapter This simple adapter can be used with either the 3- or 4-jaw chuck and fastens the chuck securely to the milling table or lathe cross slide T-slots. It slides into the T-slot and the chuck is simply screwed down on it until it tightens against the table. |  |
| 1191 | Live center The live center is ball bearing mounted so that it can rotate with the part. This reduces wear and heat. The sealed bearings are permanently lubricated and require no maitenance. |  |
| 1201 | Adjustable live center It is held in the tail stock of a lathe and allows you to precisely position the center |  1201_e.pdf [132083 Bytes] |
| 1202 | ADJUSTABLE TAILSTOCK CHUCK HOLDER The adjustment screws and split design allow perfect centering for the chuck. |  |
| 1203 | ADJUSTABLE TAILSTOCK TOOL HOLDER This part can hold virtually any tool you wish to adapt to it. A set screw tightens on the collet, holding the tool in place. |  |
| 1220 | Tailstock Spindle Extender The Spindle Extender moves the Live Center out an extra 1.5\" so the saddle won\'t hit the Tailstock when machining from one end of the part to the other in a single setup. |  1220_e.pdf [116800 Bytes] |
| 1230 | #0 MORSE TO 3/4-16 CHUCK ADAPTER The adapter fits in the #0 Morse taper of the lathe tailstock. The threaded 3/4-16 end allows chucks to be mounted to the tailstock for holding tools or work. |  |
| 1280 | Compound slide The compound slide is used to cut angles that cannot be cut by -swinging the headstock- or turning between centers.
art. 1270 (Inch)
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| 1288 | Rocker Tool Post The riser tool post is used to bring the cutting tool back to lathe centerline height when using a riser block to raise the headstock to turn larger parts. This particular tool post has a convenient rocker design that allows adjustment of the tool tip height. |  |
| 1290 | STEADY REST RISER BLOCK The purpose of a riser block is to extend the capabilities of lathe and vertical mill. The kit includes a spacer block to fit under the follower rest. |  1290_e.pdf [128656 Bytes] |
| 1291 | Spacer block kit The purpose of a riser block is to extend the capabilities of lathe and vertical mill. It increases the maximum working diameter of the lathe. The kit includes a spacer block to fit under the headstock of the lathe and special tool post which raises the cutting tool by a corresponding amount. |  |
| 1292 | Tailstock riser block For turning diameters between centers, the tailstock riser block will raise the tailstock to correspond with the spacer block kit (Order Nø 1291). |  |
| 1297 | MILL HEADSTOCK SPACER In many cases, it is much easier to increase your machinable surface area by using this spacer than to reclamp the part. Precisely machined keyways keep the headstock accurately aligned. |  |
| 2086 | 8mm COLLET ADAPTER F. TAILSTOCK with order N° 1203 The purpose of the WW collet adapter is to allow the use of WW collets in the lathe tailstock. |  2085_e.pdf [103441 Bytes] |
| 2091 | CLOCKMAKER´S ARBOR These arbors are designed to be used on lathes often used by jewelers and watchmakers. Though highly accurate, these machines are often not very versatile. They provide a way to mount a 3-Jaw or 4-Jaw Chuck to this type of lathe. |  2090_e.pdf [88677 Bytes] |
| 2110 | W. R. SMITH T-REST The T-Rest is used to support a metal cutting tool called a \"graver\" which is hand held rather than held in a tool post like a conventional lathe tool. |  2110_e.pdf [151059 Bytes] |
| 2200 | RADIUS CUTTING ATTACHMENT The radius cutting attachment allows you to put an accurate convex or concave shape on a part with a lathe. |  |
| 2250 | QUICK CHANGE TOOLPOST with 3 holders for 1/4\" lathe tool and 3/8\" drilling and cutoff tool The device was developed to make it possible to quickly change tools while leaving the body of the toolholder mounted to the table. |  |
| 3002 | Cut off tool and holder The thinness of the blade (1 mm) enables it to feed into the part quite easily and at the same time minimizes the amount of waste material. |  3002_e.pdf [129545 Bytes] |
| 3003 | Two position tool Set-up time can be reduced by using a two position tool post. It mounts two lathe tools and thus, simplifies work. |  |
| 3004 | Knurling tool holder The holder consists of a left and a right side which evenly tightens down on your part creating a diamond knurl. Holder is suplied with one set of spiral knurls. |  3004_e.pdf [158405 Bytes] |
| 3005 | TOOL BLANK If you have any exotic projects in mind it is recommended to shape and sharpen your individual tools . An inexpensive grinder with good quality wheels and a wheel dresser is all that is needed. |  |
| 3006 | Carbide tool set, 3pcs. These tools are recommended for cutting hard or abrasive materials. They offer higher cutting speed and faster feed rates than HSS-Tools. |  |
| 3007 | High speed steel set, 3 pcs. The big advantage of high speed toools is the ease with which they may be sharpened they retain their cutting edge for a long time. |  |
| 3009 | LATHE HEIGHT GAUGE The tool height gauge makes the task of setting the tool tip to cut at the center height on your lathe an easy one. |  |
| 3011 | Power Feed Use the Power Feed to make easier changes between shafts of different sizes.
art. 3011 - 240V |  3001_e.pdf [134983 Bytes] |
| 3012 | Hold Down Set This basic hold-down set consists of two strap clamps complete with bolts, T-nuts, washers and a variety of lengths of socket head cap screws. These clamps are adjustable so that they can accommodate materials of different thickness, and they can be used to hold parts of almost any shape. |  |
| 3013 | STEP BLOCK HOLD DOWN SET This is a very practical way to clamp a part to the table. |  |
| 3015 | Toggle Switch Dust Cover Working with brass or wood often generates a very fine dust that can work its way into the toggle switch, eventually causing the possibility of the speed control working erratically or even shorting out. This special nut with a built-in seal replaces the standard mounting collar nut on the speed control on/off switch. |  |
| 3016 | CUT-OFF TOOL REAR MOUNTING BLOCK A simple spacer block that allows you to mount the cut-off tool and holder to the table on the back side of the part. This will save you time by being able to leave the cut-off tool holder mounted to the table while you use the regular tool post in its normal position on the front side of the part. |  3016_e.pdf [132493 Bytes] |
| 3017 | CROSSLIDE ACCESSORY PLATE Though fitted to the lathe, this is actually an accessory designed for milling. The table on the mill is thicker than the table on the lathe because of the greater forces transferred to the table in milling and the requirement for stiff setups. |  |
| 3020 | Allen T-Driver Its large plastic handle is easier to grip and provides more leverage. Also because of its larger size, its easier to spot on your work bench when you want to use it. |  |
| 3021 | Center drill set Center drills are used with the lathe to center drill stock for mounting in the lathe. They are designed to drill a small diameter pilot hole followed by a 60ø countersink wich provides a bearing surface for 60ø point of the lathe center. |  |
| 3035 | Spur driver Used to drive wood when turning between centers, rather than using the 3-jaw chuck. |  |
| 3038 | Wood tool rest This tool is rather by hand than in a tool holder. It allows great flexibility in adjustement for position. |  3038_e.pdf [119357 Bytes] |
| 3052 + 3065 | Flycutter and Slitting Saw Holder Both the Flycutter (art. 3052) and the Slitting Saw Holder (art. 3065) are held in the spindle with a drawbolt that pulls these holders up into the Morse #1 taper.
A Flycutter is a great way to machine flat surfaces. |   3052_e.pdf [136749 Bytes] |
| 3054 | Boring Head Boring holes on a mill is very similar to boring holes on a lathe except the cutting tool moves rather than the part. The main advantage of boring over drilling is that the hole will always come out in perfect alignment with the spindle whereas a drill may “wander”. |  3054_e.pdf [173900 Bytes] |
| 3055 | MORSE #1 BLANK The Morse #1 blank is made from 1.25\" diameter free-machining steel and is available so that you may make your own custom tool holders for use on the lathe or mill. |  3055_e.pdf [131821 Bytes] |
| 3057 | Rocker tool post Facilitates the exact positioning of the cutting edge of a lathe tool. |  |
| 3058 | 4-Jaw Hold Down Set for Milling Table This set consists of two clamps complete with screws and T-nuts and can be used to clamp the 4-jaw chuck to the milling table or lathe crosslide. |  |
| 3060 | Milling Collets These collets have a shallow angle that give them high clamping pressure making them ideal for holding cutters. The shallow angle makes the collet “stick” after the collet drawbolt is loosened.
Collet Sets art. 3060 (Inch), art. 3090 (Metric) |  3060_e.pdf [132858 Bytes] |
| 3061 | Boring Tool, max. depth 15mm, min. diametre 6mm, use with Boring Head (art. 3054) These high-speed steel cutting tools are designed for use with the boring head (art. 3054). They have a 3/8 Inch (9.5mm) diameter shank. The cutting end (art. 3061) is designed to work in a 1/4 Inch (6.4mm) minimum hole with a maximum depth of 600 Inch (15.2mm). |  |
| 3063 | Boring Tool, max. depth 25mm, min. diametre 8mm, use with Boring Head (art. 3054) The cutting end (art. 3063) is designed to work in a 5/16 Inch (7.9mm) minimum hole with a maximum depth of 1.00 Inch (25mm). |  |
| 3077 | Endmill Holder 8mm End mills are held in place with a single set screw that tightens against the flat on the side of the cutter.
These holders also make a good \"quick-change\" tool system. By keeping your favorite cutters mounted up in their own holders, changing cutters is a quick operation. |  |
| 3078 | Endmill Holder 10mm |
| 3080 | End Mill Set These small, single-ended end mills can be held in a mill collet or a 1/4 Inch end mill holder. |  |
| 3100 | 3\" Lathe Thread Cutting Attachment For details please have a look at the enlosed pdf-file. |  3100_e.pdf [259266 Bytes] |
| 3200 | Indexing Attachment This Indexing Attachment has been designed to give the average hobbyist an all-purpose method of dividing circles into an equal number of segments to aid in cutting gears or any other repetitive, circular machining operation. It is of a price and size which makes it ideal for use with miniature machines. The dividing head can be used in both horizontal and vertical modes. |  3200_e.pdf [249231 Bytes] |
| 3217 | Gear Tooth Cutter Holder & Tool Bit The cutter can be used in conjunction with both the indexing attachment (art. 3200) and rotary table (art. 3700). The #1 Morse taper on the shaft is held in the spindle with a drawbolt and special washer. |  |
| 3420 | Resettable Handwheels Most expensive full size machine tools allow the machinist to reset the handwheel to \"zero\" (or any desired setting) at any time during a machining operation. Now that option is available on UNITURNS\'s miniature machine tools as well.
2\" – 3420 (Inch), 3430 (Metric) |  3420_e.pdf [124927 Bytes] |
| 3485 | Vertical Milling Column With this attachment the UNITURN Lathe can be quickly and easily converted into a small milling machine. The attachment consists of a dovetailed vertical column with a solid aluminum base that attaches to the bed of the lathe in place of the headstock.
art. 3480 (Inch) |  3050_e.pdf [166006 Bytes] |
| 3500 | ROTARY COLUMN ATTACHMENT The rotary column attachment allows parts to be mounted square to the table yet still be drilled at an angle by allowing the entire column to be rotated to any desired angle. |  3500_e.pdf [178256 Bytes] |
| 3551 | Mill Vise |  3551_e.pdf [154924 Bytes] |
| 3560 | MILL TOOLING PLATE The mill tooling plate provides an inexpensive, modifiable surface for clamping work that is as flat as the machine\'s original table. |  |
| 3570 | ROTATING MILL VISE BASE The rotating vise base eliminates clamping and unclamping the vise to produce angles. Once mounted square to the table, the rotating base allows the vise to be positioned using the laser engraved protractor scale as a guide for setting the angle. |  |
| 3700 | Rotary Table UNIMILL DELUXE products’ rotary table is 4\" (100mm) in diameter and has been designed to be used in conjunction with their vertical mills; however, it can be easily adapted to any equipment where size and configuration would make it useful. |  3700_e.pdf [338879 Bytes] |
| 3701 | Right angle attachment The rotary table is made even more versatile with the addition of the right bangle attachment. This part has been designed to align the rotary table in a perfectly verticle position while still maintaining rigidity. |  3701_e.pdf [144150 Bytes] |
| 3702 | Right angle tailstock The adjustable right angle tailstock holds the end of long stock held in the rotary table when in the vertical position. This allows you to accurately turn a part between centers. |  |
| 3750 | TILTING ANGLE TABLE The multiple hole pattern allows the rotary table or mill vise to be attached directly to the table. Also included is a 3/4-16 adaptor which attaches to the table, allowing you to directly mount 3-jaw or 4-jaw chucks to the angle plate as well. |  3750_e.pdf [166530 Bytes] |
| 4004 | DRIVE BELT The same drive belt is used on both the lathe and mill. |  |
| 4360 | CHIP GUARD The chip guard was developed both as a safety feature and to help keep your work area cleaner by containing flying chips to a smaller area. |  4360_e.pdf [128472 Bytes] |
| 5301 | Handbook TABLETOP MACHINING by Joe Martin This book details \"real world\" practices in machining and gives a good insight into the challenges faced by machinists. (ingles solo) |  |
| 5411 | Deluxe XY base 12 Inch If you already own a vertical milling column (art. 3485) for use with a larger work area, the XY base is available, to turn your lathe into a milling machine. |  |
| 5610 | Deluxe XY Base 12 Inch + adjust. Handwheels for 8-Axis Milling Machine |  |
| 5630 | 8-Axis x,y,z unit Travel: X=9.0 Inch (228mm), Y=7.0 Inch (178mm), Z=5.38 Inch (137mm)
art. 5625 (Inch) |  |
| 6100 | Horizontal milling conversion By allowing the vertical column to be mounted in various positions in relation to the table and with the headstock and spindle rotated 90ø into the horizontal position, a tremendous variety of machining possibilites are opened up. |  6100_e.pdf [181870 Bytes] |
| 7600 | INSERT HOLDER TOOLPOST Insert tools are ready to use, they hold their cutting edge when cutting exotic metals or abrasive materials, and can speed up the cutting process. |  |
| 7610 | IC 55° NEGATIVE RAKE INSERT TOOL HOLDER An advantage of this tool is that it will cut in either direction. It can also give good finishes on hard to machine materials such as cold rolled steel. |  |
| 7620 | Insert Fly Cutter This fly cutter offers several advantages over the standard high-speed steel fly cutter. Inserted carbide tips will last much longer without sharpening, plus they provide an excellent finish on hard-to-machine materials like cold-rolled and stainless steel. |  |
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