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UNITurn & UNIMill Accessories

Collets provide a quick, easy method of mounting cylindrical parts or bar stock in a lathe with a great deal of centering accuracy.

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Four-jaw chucks can be used to clamp parts excentical , or by using dial indicator they can be used to center parts with a great deal of…

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Three-jaw chucks are designed to automatically center round or hexagonal parts.

The chucks provide the quickest and easiest way of holding work in…

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Four-jaw chucks can be used to clamp parts excentical, or by using dial indicator they can be used to center parts with a great deal of…

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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

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The steady rest provides a means of supporting long, slender parts and long pieces of bar stock. 

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Self-centering chuncks are designed to have all the jaws move in unison and to hold square stock. 

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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.

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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…

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It is held in the tail stock of a lathe and allows you to precisely position the center.

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The adjustment screws and split design allow perfect centering for the chuck. 

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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. 

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The Spindle Extender moves the Live Center out an extra 1.5" so the saddle will not hit the Tailstock when machining from one end of the part to the…

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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…

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The compound slide is used to cut angles that cannot be cut by -swinging the headstock- or turning between centers.

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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…

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Facilitates the exact positioning of the cutting edge of a lathe tool. 

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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…

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For turning diameters between centers, the tailstock riser block will raise the tailstock to correspond with the spacer block kit (Order Nø 1291). 

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For turning diameters between centers, the tailstock riser block will raise the tailstock to correspond with the spacer block kit (Order Nø 1291). 

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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…

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Relay box with 2x C14 power sockets, 100-240V, controlled via TCTControl and software
To connect devices like vacuum cleaners, vacuum tables, spindel…

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The purpose of the WW collet adapter is to allow the use of WW collets in the lathe tailstock. 

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These arbors are designed to be used on lathes often used by jewelers and watchmakers. Though highly accurate, these machines are often not very…

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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…

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The radius cutting attachment allows you to put an accurate convex or concave shape on a part with a lathe.