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Posted by dave sanderson on January 13, 2008, 2:15 pm
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Steve wrote:
> Hi,
> I am hearing from one stockist thet the Unimat 4 Milling Attachment post and
> head assembly 200 100 will need to have matching holes drilled into its base
> to be backwards compatible/fir a unimat 3.
>
> Another stockist Chronos has their website saying ' This milling
> attachment can be mounted to the rear of Unimat 3/4 lathes '
>
> Now the Unimat 3 has a V shaped socket into which its own milling post was
> affixed. This 200 100 has a flat flange, doesnt look compatible.
>
> Rejon site has it up as for a Unimat 4.
>
> Neither are there on a Sunday to ask and I need to know urgently !
>
> Does anyone know the score on this ?
>
> Cheers
> Steve
I dont know about a unimat 3, but my unimat 4 has a flat pad cast into
the back of the
bed with 4 tapped holes arranged in a rectangle iirc about 2" by 1"
tho its a long time since
I looked.
hth
Dave
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> I am hearing from one stockist thet the Unimat 4 Milling Attachment post and
> head assembly 200 100 will need to have matching holes drilled into its base
> to be backwards compatible/fir a unimat 3.
>
> Another stockist Chronos has their website saying ' This milling
> attachment can be mounted to the rear of Unimat 3/4 lathes '
>
> Now the Unimat 3 has a V shaped socket into which its own milling post was
> affixed. This 200 100 has a flat flange, doesnt look compatible.
>
> Rejon site has it up as for a Unimat 4.
>
> Neither are there on a Sunday to ask and I need to know urgently !
>
> Does anyone know the score on this ?
>
> Cheers
> Steve