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Tornio Emco unimat 3 per metalli di dimensioni piccole ma di precisione adatto anche per ditte che hanno bisogno di lavorare oggetti piccoli anche per hobbistica . Completo di accesori come nella foto. Distanza tra le contropunte 200 m/m diametro massimo da tornire mm 80 Mandrino autocentrante a 3 griffe perfetto, nessun gioco sulle guide. Tutto perfettamente funzionante adoperato pochissimo. Peso Kg. 7 mis cm. 44x 24 x 14

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Emco Unimat 3

I’ve been using this Emco Unimat 3 lathe for the past 3 decades (and counting…) and thought it was about time I reviewed it. I learnt to turn on this lathe and all those years on it is still in use on a very regular basis to machine very small parts. It originally had a number of other optional extras: circular saw, fretsaw, pillar drill , milling machine, grinder etc

Unimat 3 Lathe

The Emco Unimat 3 is the size of a large watchmakers lathe. You can turn items up to around 80mm diameter at a push. However, this lathe though excels turning small parts at high speed and with precision.

The lathe adapts into a very small drill / milling machine / circular saw amongst other options.

The headstock of the Unimat 3 is solid. The spindle nose is threaded 14x1mm

The belt drive system allows for 4 different ratios between the drive motor and the headstock, the other 4 speeds are achieved with the 2 speed motor. I must admit that I have never been very happy with the lower speed on the motor and so use just the 4 speeds with the higher output speed of the motor. If there is one area where this lathe is weak it is the brush motor – they get hot and have quite a short rating so every 10 minutes or so you need to switch it off, go make a cup of tea and let it cool down. We will come back to this problem later.

Scroll Chuck

You can buy a modern small chuck that is very similar to this chuck at around half the price, but must admit that I do think with a chuck it is worth buying the best you can afford to buy as the quality and feel of it will pay back over the years of use.

The bars are for tightening and releasing the chuck.

The Emco Unimat 3 lathe has been part of my life for over 40 years and I just would not part with it. Mine is a tad tired in some areas but with adjustments here and there is still able to machine almost anything.

Unimat 3 Circular Saw

The Unimat 3 had a great circular saw attachment. The real benefit of this was the precision with which you can strip and machine wood for model making purposes.

The only downside is the Unimat 3 motor is a tad underpowered for this type of work and so you do need to take your time or you will stall it. Quite frankly anything thicker than 6mm with hardwoods is just too much for it.

The image shows the saw having just been used and the pile of saw dust that is dumped over the leadscrew and onto the base of the lathe. This saw can produce very fine wood dust and so I highly recommend using a mask and dust extraction.

Unimat 3 Motor

The weakness with the original Unimat 3 was the motor. It was designed to have a continuous rating of just 8 to 10 minutes. It gets very very hot. Too hot to touch if not careful.

The motor on my Unimat 3 packed up after 33 years of service. I looked around for replacements, but the prices appeared just too high.

That made me wonder whether I should just open up the motor and see if it was just the brushes.

There are alternative motors if it has completely failed.

The closest you will get to this lathe now is probably the Sieg C0. I must admit that I’m impressed with the quality of the Sieg machine tools.

This particular lathe is the Sieg C0 in the Axminster tools colour scheme.

Unimat 3 Pillar Drill

The pillar drill is a great extra for the Unimat 3 system. It is essentially a sensitive drill and quite capable of drilling holes in nearly any material and from 0.5mm to 6mm in diameter.

The one thing that I found frustrating was that I kept having to change the lathe around so that I could use the drilling function.

I thought why not make a base to hold the pillar and make a new fitting on the column to hold the table?

The result of is a really nice small pillar drill with a reasonable amount of power. The design of the base, table etc is also very pleasing on the eye. more…

Wood Turning on the Unimat 3

Haven’t done this for a long time and so thought I would have a go.

I use a mix of wood and metal turning techniques, not really correct but it works for me.

Gear Cutting with the Hobbymat MD65

I modified the angle plate with additional 6mm threaded holes that allow me to bolt the Unimat 3 mill column to the plate – I have created a  small precision drill  using the same Unimat 3 mill.

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What glue can be used to glue polythene drive belts . Please anyone advise John

Hi everyone using emco unilat 3. i am from the Seychelles island. i have bought this lathe very cheap, look like a gift the owner was using the lathe for building boat model from scratch. i am beginner with lathe,íjust to a hobby hist during pandemic covid this machine has no toolpost,motor and other accessories for metal work.i am will to buy accessories for model lat 3 many thanks in advance Noel other email. [email protected]

Hi I’have just bought one myself.. It was a lot of tools with it and it was not cheap. I’m a totaly beginner and unfortunately have I found out that many of the tools was to an earlier model…

Here’s somthing I can’t find out what it is.. Perhaeps sombody vcan help me ? https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/emco-unimat-sl1000-db200-steady-wood-132023791

Hi Nigel, I recently inherited an Emco Unimat 3. I cannot figure out how to remove the cross slide. I want to use the lathe for wood turning using hand chisels and the toolrest. Can you help me?

Hello Nancy, I must admit that when I’ve done wood turning on the unimat 3 I’ve always done it with a combination of metal turning technique and then using a metal turning tool as a tool rest. That way you can do beautiful parallel turns and square edges if you want. However, if you want to remove the cross-slide the first task is to remove the leadscrew and for this I believe you have to remove the handle at the far end of the lathe bed and then unwind it from the cross-slide at the other end. As I remember their are then pads bolted under the slide that then have to be released completely to finally detach it. When turning keep an eye on the motor temperature as the white enamelled motor gets very hot after around 8 minutes. Best regards, Nigel

Hi, added a page about wood turning on the Unimat 3 here: http://www.glue-it.com/tools/lathes/wood-turning-on-unimat-3 / Best regards, Nigel

Quise escribir tornito unimat y lo tengo hace 45 años

I had mine when I was 11 years old and so it must now be over 40 years old. It is one of the best small lathes to learn with.

Es un sitio magnífico , tengo un tornito unimat desde hace 45 años y me divierto como enano de circo , soy aeromodelista retirado.tengo 82 años . saludos

Es un sitio magnífico los felicito , tengo un tornito unimat desde hace 45 años , y me divierto como enano de circo usándolo,soy aeromodelista retirado , tengo 82 años . saludos

Upgrade your EMCO 3 with a Sherline DC motor it is fun send you photo leave email

Hello Gerhart, very interesting, drop me a line at [email protected] Best regards, Nigel

does the shaft on the sherline dc motor and the shaft on the unimat 3 motor the same size?

Hi Alfred, not sure, but if it’s undersize then you could sleeve it with some brass tube and just slit down one side to allow it to compress. Not perfect but normally works very well. K&S metals have lots of different size brass tube and available at most model making supplies. Best regards, Nigel

Who sells parts for the unimat 3

There are a few sources, for original Emco parts then best to regularly search ebay.

There are some modern copies, although they were very inferior I’m not sure what they are like now:

• https://www.axminstertools.com/axminster-model-engineer-series-c0-micro-lathe-505100
• https://www.emcomachinetools.co.uk/conventional-lathes
• https://www.rdgtools.co.uk/acatalog/EMCO_LATHE_ACCESSORIES.html – some accessories for the unimat
• https://www.nielsmachines.com/en/merken/emco/ – secondhand tool merchant who has a section on Emco.

Hope this helps, Best regards, Nigel

hi there are you willing to sell your unimat 3 ? please advise BR/Ram

Hi, sorry not able to sell as I’ve had this for over 40 years and I’m still using it. Best regards, Nigel

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• Oct 10, 2014

Please tell me that those came with that awesome little cabinet in the link you provided! Those are in pristine looking condition for being 30 years old. Apparently no one has mistaken them for being 2000 lb machines and ripped them to shreds. I bought a little harbor freight lathe a few years ago, it treated me well for its life. Unfortunately a bad motor resulted in a short life span and it has since been returned to the store. I'm gonna have to buy another little lathe one of these days, there is something intriguing to me about something so small being able to cut metal... Care to show off and parts made on those?  

• Oct 11, 2014

There are nice lathes and capable of some precision work. I have the mill attached to the lathe bed where it is basically a drill press. I can't see milling with it in that setup being very productive. I like the separate milling table you have and have thought about buying a micro mill table for mine. Shawn  

Micke S said: The wooden cabinet with all good stuff didn't come with my machine ...But I'm happy the milling unit was in and the fine tool post etc. I couldn't find a lot of pictures from my use of the lathe, and it hasn't been used much yet. I've not done any real precision work on it. The picture below is a little press fit cap I did for a transmission axle on a 80 CC 2T engine. Click to expand...

Rick Leslie

Very clean little lathe, especially for the age. I've got the same lathe, bought new in the early 80s for light gunsmithing. They are great and very convenient. Unfortunately mine isn't nearly as clean, but it still runs great. If this is your first mini, you'll wonder how you got by without it.  

• May 25, 2016

For those who might still be looking for a small lathe to get started with or one that is just smaller in size and capability, these are a surprisingly decent machines. There's not a lot of "smoke and mirror" claims about extreme accuracy from the original Emco/Unimat literature but as the old phrase goes, the aspect of "accuracy" is still in the hands of the person operating the machine. With some machines you may be able to buy "more capability" but the accuracy more likely comes from the experience and knowledge of what you know and are able to determine about the machine and what you're able to accomplish with it. These Mod-III's have a long list of accessories and at times on the "Ebay" listings, you'll find someone selling something that their Dad or Uncle invested in some years ago and will have about everything you can wish for with a price that you won't believe! Most of the packages sold there have a minimal range of accessories and the ones that are apparently in higher demand yet, will still command a price that you might wonder about, but as with many things that are "out of production," finding the replacement may be more than half the battle and sometimes partially justifies the prices. Some of the accessory parts are strictly die cast items and as such don't always permit the long life needed with hardened surfaces but with some care and attention to measuring to qualify the capabilities of the machine, you can still manage to achieve some "decent" results in steel if needed. "Decent" means that your expectations are staying in line with your results. When those two things get out of sync with each other, then you'll likely have a totally different range of experiences. When these machines were first sold, they offered a good deal of accessories for use with wood more than metal. From all the options available, there is a sense of a company wanting to sell a totally "one-stop-shop" that won't take up much space on the kitchen table and they pulled it off. The optional vertical post permits it to become a drill press or even a mill if you exercise extreme patience and caution with those various collets, chucks and other means of holding sharp tools while they're rotating. There may be a tendency to compare these lathes with a range of "watchmakers lathes" that are built for a more specialized type of use and there really is no comparison. If conditions of the equipment were considered as "excellent" in both cases, the Emco-III will still fall short in some respects for the final accuracy however it was really never made as a comparable tool system even though a less experienced operator might think so given the approximate range of sizes and capabilities in both types of lathes. There is a significant range of parts and "spares" available today from a wide range of companies that can all serve to improve on the general capabilities from this lathe. While there were definite areas of quality with some components, others were lacking in either the controls established for their manufacturing or the final quality signoffs established ... or both! I don't believe that Emco/Maximat actually manufactured all of the accessories and as such brought in the results from a range of vendors - all capable in different aspects of their work. Another consideration that impacts what we see in these lathes and their components today is that the overall volume of parts produced might be considered "small" by some standards today. Even if there were process controls that might have been utilized (via a range of various European vendors) their ability to provide consistently tight ranges of dimensions on their parts would likely have been compromised to some extent by the needs for "smaller than usual" production orders and possibly by the general "pricing restraints" that likely existed for a system to be manufactured in Austria and then shipped and sold in the U.S. with a mix of sources. I have something of an on-going project (meaning it's "well underway" but just not finished yet) with this same lathe right now and its conversion to becoming a CNC lathe with quite a number of changes and modifications to the original bed as well as some of the attachments sold with this system. For me, it's more about the enjoyment of taking a fairly "encrusted" machine that I picked up in a pawn shop for a good price - and making it considerably more useful in either my shop or "yours" (if you're the lucky bidder) when it's done. It's destined to be a "one-stop-machine" with far more accuracy and repeatability than originally was there and with capabilities that were never found on machines of this type for many reasons like "chuck indexing, variable speed motor with no pulley changes and a far more extensive range of chucks and collet systems that will provide more flexibility in the holding methods to obtain the optimum accuracy." It's all going to run from a stand-alone computer running Mach-III and is all contained within one stable and still easily movable work-table for the shop. When this project gets closer to being wrapped up, I'll post some photos and further details about the capabilities it will offer. Until then, maybe these ideas will prompt some others to look at the opportunities available with these small lathes (you should also consider the "V and VII" versions from the same manufacturer) to increase their capabilities and add a useful and valuable tool to your shop, not to mention what you'll learn along the way of accomplishing these things. The lathes from "Emco/Unimat" in a range of sizes all appear to offer a lot of options to make them even more useful today if you're willing to investigate and learn how to make it happen. Fortunately there are enough of them in the hands of the general public to be able to "pick and choose" those that have either been taken care of along the way OR as many will advertise, "Dad bought it for some reason and it's been packaged in this original box in the closet for all of those years since!" In that case, you'll probably end up paying a bit more, but with some of the components that are cast instead of machined, the question of "useful life" is a subject to pay attention to. Once the castings become worn excessively, there may be options to insert and recover those necessary surfaces to their original sizes but that's something you'll have to decide after some further analysis. Many people try to define the "quality of the machine" by some relative statement of "how much accuracy can you expect to get out of the machine" and if I were to offer an opinion in this manner, I would suggest that the original new lathe with the appropriate equipment might have been able to work within a range of +/- level of .002" to .003" - and with some additional attention to other details that would likely impact this figure, I believe it could be improved to about half of that figure or +/- .001 to .0015" with some care and attention to the methods used. This is not to say that everyone will get that level of performance using the current dials and foil taped indexing schemes that these lathes were sold with. What I am saying though is that there's enough residual quality in the main bed, headstock, tailstock, bearings, etc. to permit an experienced person to achieve that level of work in general out of this lathe. With the addition of the controls via CNC instead of my fingertips, that potential is further increased slightly - but here too, we're not "making the silk purse ... sows ear" example here, we're just trying to qualify the potential for this small lathe to be a viable and reasonably accurate addition to your shop. If we can't at least accomplish this, then we're just talking about a machine to make chips instead of parts. It's all about keeping a reasonable perspective of what you're likely to pay for what you're likely to get! Good luck in your searches and your purchases. Thanks.  

• Jun 3, 2016

I have a recently purchased an Emco Compact 5 that I am cleaning up - refurbishing. It has some issues with the lead screw being loose - shifting forward and backward in it's mountings. No help in manuals. Any suggestions as to where I might be able to find some help?  

• Dec 28, 2018

Micke S said: This is a small Austrian built mini lathe with milling equipment that I use from time to time. It is probably around 30 years old but appeared to be unused when I got it 2 years ago. I paid 700 dollars for it and it has a huge amount of accessories and a quick change tool post with several tool holders. http://www.lathes.co.uk/emco/page3.html View attachment 85347 View attachment 85347 Click to expand...

• Dec 31, 2018

The mill attachment was included when I bought the lathe.  

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sixtifs a écrit : ↑ lun. 08 avr. 2024, 06:05 Bonjour Philippe, J'ai aussi un unimat 3. J'y ai adapté une tourelle rapide Proxxon. J'ai oublié le détail de l'adaptation, mais c'était assez facile, achat chez "le train magique" (micro modeles). Je ne sais si le chariot conique Proxxon est facile à adapter, mais c'est une piste de recherches. (...)

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