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I understand that you can rotate the main worm gear out of engagement and make the table free to rotate but what puzzle me is the lock pin on the back left side. Is this just to lock the table? There is a separate table lock located on both side though. I opened the back cover plate and this locks a smaller gear, would this be direct indexing instead? If so its near impossible to tell the gear tooth engagement. If anyone who is familiar with this mechanism can please shed more light.

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I"m considering getting a rotary table for my V10 Maximat. I"ve seen the array of stuff on eBay and from the various suppliers. I don"t feel much like paying the asking price for an original Emco, which is only 4" anyway.

As to the milling base: The same friend has an Emco-Maier tabletop milling machine (I forget the model designation), which has the same head and column as on my V10, but has a much longer/deeper table than is possible on the V10. He showed me some old literature (from American Edelstaal) that listed the base unit as an accessory, allowing you to convert the V10 (or I suppose the V7) to two machines.

I don"t have your experience or expertise to modify/re-machine the "Out of the East" stuff, so I don"t think I"ll try to make one of the Chinese-junk tables work.

I"ll keep looking for an original (or maybe East-European, they"re still good) rotary table. I may have to budget kind of tight for a few months, but good tools are worth it.

PeteH wrote:I"m considering getting a rotary table for my V10 Maximat. I"ve seen the array of stuff on eBay and from the various suppliers. I don"t feel much like paying the asking price for an original Emco, which is only 4" anyway.

As to the milling base: The same friend has an Emco-Maier tabletop milling machine (I forget the model designation), which has the same head and column as on my V10, but has a much longer/deeper table than is possible on the V10. He showed me some old literature (from American Edelstaal) that listed the base unit as an accessory, allowing you to convert the V10 (or I suppose the V7) to two machines.

My main interest in the rotary table was originally making gears... which I since found out is a messy business - and with some research, usually unnecessary. But the idea of being able to mill an O-ring groove (or a carburetor spacer) is very appealing.

I found out recently that Emco used to sell the base only, so you could remove the milling column and have it transported it this larger, more stable base.

Wouldn"t 4" be kind of small for any real work, though? (Keeping in mind that the Emco mill, with only 1/3 hp, really isn"t a "production" tool, it still would be more useful to hold a bigger workpiece.)

Adding a larger table would be a solution but then the clearance distance to the spindle would be so reduced specially if a chuck is being used, that will render the milling head almost useless.

Emco Maximat FB-2 Indexing Rotary Table with CNC Control NEMA 23 Stepper Motor. I picked this up recently with an Emco Maximat lathe. Contraindications: This is not an Emco production item so there are no instructions. Currently the rotary table has a Microkinetics 175 ounce NEMA 23 stepper motor. Best Store Search Return Policy Shipping Notes Questions Offers Revised 04/19/15 Description: Extremely versatile Emco Rotary Table with stepper motor positioning added. I picked this up recently with an Emco Maximat lathe. This rotary table has been substantially modified. Currently the rotary table has a Microkinetics 175 ounce NEMA 23 stepper motor. This could easily be changed to a more powerful NEMA 23 motor. The stepper motor transmission is geared 64:1 with substantial holding power as listed here. The transmission uses 80MXL timing belts. I noticed these aren"t Kevlar belts and would suggest the upgrade, as Kevlar belts are stronger. This is an important consideration when adjusting the tension screws for both timing belts. The higher the tension on the belts the greater the precision and rigidity (until the belts break of course!). As it is with the existing belts, there is no free play in the table per se but about 1/3 +/- degree of backlash from the belts only noticeable as expected on changes of direction. I believe this would be reduced by Kevlar belts. A table tension system using spring washers was added to maintain rigidity using the old rotary table lock down screws. Also a grease port was added for heavy rotary table use. The item is currently full of grease. Does not include hold down hardware. You will have to make or acquire these items to properly use this accessory. Contraindications: This is not an Emco production item so there are no instructions. If you are not mechanically adept you will be confounded by the nature of the rotary table setup and will never be able to get it reassembled and working properly after a simple timing belt change. Alcoholic beverage consumption and barbituate use may also complicate the setup and use of the accessory. Condition: I fired it up using my CNC system and it turns smoothly in both directions. The table surface is excellent and looks reground; there are some minor cosmetic marks on it from light use that show plainly in the photos. Overall e xcellent operating and cosmetic condition. There are some minor flaws in the painted plates and there are some oil and oxidation stains a s can be expected from age on the bare metal surfaces. I didn"t actually use this rotary table to produce parts but my guess would be that if you take reasonably sized cuts on each pass you will realize outstanding results exactly as configured here. This would be a superb accessory for cutting gears or threading operations. Shipping: Charges shown are flat rate to the Continental US, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand and EU ONLY. I combine shipping when possible. I ship from Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 USA. I accept Paypal (preferred), personal checks(domestic buyers only) and money orders. Please allow extra time for non-Paypal funds to clear. If you buy this item, you will be expected to execute a Paypal transfer OR send a check to me within 24 hours. DISCLAIMER You may think you see more than what is written herein; all invisible items, like smiley faces and brightly colored objects are excluded from this auction; if you can see these things, you may have a serious retinopathy which may require emergency brain surgery and refrigeration; DO NOT DELAY; Contact your Physician immediately!

Whether prototype construction, maintenance or, most importantly, training - EMCO"s conventional and cycle-controlled machines manage the balancing act and offer maximum accuracy in the smallest possible space and flexibility down to the last detail. Highlights of the EMCOMAT 17D- Main spindle DIN55029- Tailstock (eccentrically adjustable)- Simple steel holder (clamping claw)- Belt drive for feed gear- Chuck protection with electrical limit switch- Optional equipment such as coolant device, slid...

Whether in manufacturing or the automotive industry, EMCO industrial CNC machine training provides the best possible conditions for successful training that most closely resembles what students will encounter in the workforce.

With the purchase of an EMCO CNC machine, you will receive free of charge on-site Siemens certification training for the instructor. Once certified, the instructor will be able to provide Siemens certification for students.

PERFORMANCE AND FLEXIBILITY WRAPPED IN A COMPACT DESIGN TOOL DRUM / Tool drum with 30, 40 or 60 stations (chain magazin) / Quick release with double-gripper The flexible, vertical CNC milling machine for 3-axis milling work has a compact machine layout, a travel of 1200 mm in the X-axis, 610 mm in the Y-axis, the latest control technology, as well as a very attractive price-performance ratio. The solid fixed table and large work area enable the machining of heavy workpieces weighing up to 1500 kg. / Cutting-edge digital control technology / SIEMENS 828D with ShopMill / Heidenhain TNC620 /...

PERFORMANCE AND FLEXIBILITY WRAPPED IN A COMPACT DESIGN TOOL DRUM / Tool drum with 30, 40 or 60 stations (chain magazin) / Quick release with double-gripper With a travel of 750 mm in the X-axis and a maximum workpiece weight of 800 kg, the EMCOMILL 750 is the smaller version of the EMCOMILL 1200. A compact machine design, generous work area and maximum stability are just some of its excellent features. / Cutting-edge digital control technology / SIEMENS 828D with ShopMill / Heidenhain TNC620 / FANUC 0i-MF with Manual Guide i and 3D-graphic / Colour monitor WORK AREA / Large machine doors /...

HIGHLIGHTS / High-performance milling spindles / Flexible tool system / Large work area with wide machine doors The EMCOMILL is equipped with state-of-the-art control technology, either Siemens 828D with ShopMill, Heidenhain TNC 620 or Fanuc 0i-MF with Manual Guide i are available. The control panel includes a swivel function for an ergonomic working position. / Solid fixed table for workpiece weights up to 1500 kg / State-of-the-art control technology from Siemens, Heidenhain, Fanuc MACHINING TABLE The new EMCOMILL 1200 and EMCOMILL 750 series is designed as a moving column milling...

TECHNICAL HIGHLIGHTS / Tool magazine with 40 or 60 stations / Tool holder ISO 40 / BT 40 / HSK-A63 / NC-rotary table / Glass scales in all axes / Alarm status lamp SIDE TOOL MAGAZINE DOOR GLASS SCALES IN X, Y, Z AXES The side tool magazine door allows fast loading and unloading, as well as control and cleaning of the tools. Glass scales are used for measuring linear position, eliminating thermal deviations and increasing machine accuracy. The pressurisation prevents the scales‘contamination. / Control cabinet cooling unit / Automatic tool measuring / Coolant and air through the spindle /...

Work area Tool change Number of tool stations Tool change time (tool / tool) Min./max. motor spindle nose-table distance (Mechanical spindle) Max. tool diameter (with empty station) Min./max. motor spindle nose-table distance (Motor spindle) Table Axes Table dimensions length / width T-grooves: number, width, spacing Rapid motion speed in X, Y, Z Distance table surface / floor Speed range Power supply Overall height Spindle motor power (S6) Installation area W × D (without chip conveyor, with tank) Total weight of the machine Direct drive Direct drive Speed range Spindle motor power S1 / S6...

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The Umill 1800 from Mecof, part of EMCO Group, offers milling and turning solutions designed to meet the needs of mold makers, aerospace, automotive and precision engineering users by offering precision, high dynamics, operational flexibility and cost-effectiveness. Umill 1800 is a 5-axis milling center in a bridge design with moving table and crossbeam permitting loading from the top or the front of the machine.

Umill 1800 has a working range of 2,150 mm on the longitudinal axis Y, 1,800 mm on the cross X-axis and 1,250 mm in the vertical Z-axis. Fourth and fifth axes are separately on the table and on the head, both with unique characteristics. The 5-axis machine can be equipped to work as a milling machine or as a multitasking solution for milling and turning operations. The table can be dedicated to milling and features a rotation speed of 10 RPM, transmission by means of torque motor, 1.700 x 1.400 mm plate and a load capacity of 10 ton or turning up to 250 RPM, transmission by means of torque motor, plate with 1,800 mm diameter and a load capacity of 5 tons. Rapid traverse is 60 m/min. The movement of the table is carried out on two guideways size 65 with three trucks per guideway.

The head has another unique feature connected to the rotary axis: its shape allows positioning the tool for working in undercut up to -15 °. In the horizontal position the tool axis is exactly aligned with the direction of the table movement. “Being able to engage a single axis has accuracy advantages, thrust force benefits and a reduction of complexity in programming,” said a company spokesperson.

With the OMHK option the operator has the possibility to calibrate the milling head and the rotary table, optimizing the kinematics of the machine for 5-axis operation. The graphics interface has been customized to be easier to understand and manage: in maintenance, for example, control and check pages include recall alert in case of preventive or scheduled service interventions, deadlines, fill-ups, etc.

Emco Unimat 1 (later renamed the Unimat ML) Instruction Manual- late Edition with improved pictures and layout. English, French, Spanish, Italian and German text.

Emco Unimat SL1000 Lathe (in the USA DB200): A comprehensive, high-quality Data Pack including both early and late Operation and Maintenance Manual covering the lathe and the use of accessories in great detail. Full explanatory texts with clear diagrams of how to get the best from the lathe and its attachments. Exploded Parts diagrams of the lathe and every accessory. Includes six very useful contemporary Sales, Technical Specification and Accessories Catalogues including the very first editions in both English and German.

Emco Unimat lathe (DB200 in USA) Early (1950s) Operator"s handbook for the "cast iron" models. Includes an interesting comprehensive sales & Technical Specification Catalogue from the same era.

Emco Unimat 3 Lathe (also covers the Unimat 4):Comprehensive, full-size edition with detailed instructions together with an Illustrated Parts Manual showing Exploded Assembly Diagrams. English and German text. Includes a copy of the maker"s comprehensive Sales and Specification Catalogue illustrating all the many attachments and accessories. This is all the (later and more comprehensive) literature ever published for these lathes.

Emco Unimat PC "Basic" Lathe (twin-bar bed without computer control): Very comprehensive, full-size Instruction Book with Parts Manual showing Exploded Assembly Diagrams (applies to the mechanical parts of the computer-controlled lathe as well). This manual was also issued with the computer-controlled PC to cover the lathe"s mechanical aspects. Includes a copy of the maker"s comprehensive Sales & Technical Specification Catalogue.

Emco Compact 5 Lathe and Vertical Milling Head: Highly detailed Instruction Manual and Illustrated Parts Manual with Exploded Assembly Diagrams and Wiring Schematics for the Lathe and Milling Head. Includes a comprehensive 12-page Sales, Technical Specification and Accessory Catalogue. This collection of literature represents a complete data pack for the lathe and milling head(100+ pages)

Emco Compact 5CNC Lathe (Computer Controlled): Operator"s Hand book - very detailed, full-size A4 edition. This is not the same as, or a substitute for, the Manuals listed as 361A to 361C.

Emco Emcomat/Maximat 7 and 7L Lathe.Detailed Operator"s Instruction Manual with Electrical Diagrams. Includes a copy of the maker"s Sales and Specification catalogue detailing the specification and showing all the accessories.

Emco Compact 8 Lathe: Detailed Instruction Manual and Comprehensive 76 page Workshop Manual together the Exploded Assembly Parts Manual, wiring diagram and two copies of the comprehensive Technical Specification and Accessory Catalogue. Also covers various copies by Taiwanese makers branded "918", "Honden", Vulcan and Craftsman 549-289000, etc. This collection of literature represents a complete data pack for the lathe. Available in English, French or German.

Emco Emcomat / Maximat 8.4 and 8.6 Lathes (including use of the 4-speed milling head): Instruction and Maintenance Manual with Electrical Diagrams. In English or German. Includes a copy of the maker"s Sales and Specification catalogue detailing the specification and showing all the accessories

Emco Maximat/Emcomat V8 (lathe and miller combination as also marketed by Edelstall): This machine is identical to the Emcomat 8.4 and 8.6 Lathes: Comprehensive Operator"s Instruction Manual (including the 4-speed milling head) with Electrical Diagrams.

Emco Compact 10 Lathe: Detailed Operator"s Instruction Manual including Electrical Diagrams.Includes a copy of the maker"s detailed and well illustrated 16-page Sales and Specification catalogue giving the complete specification and showing all the accessories

Emco Emcomat/Maximat V10P Lathe. (and Mentor V10P) power-cross feed models: Operator"s Instruction and basic Maintenance Manual (including use of the 4-Speed milling head) and Electrical Diagrams. Covers the power cross feed model and includes three editions of the maker"s Sales and Specification Catalogue detailing the specification and showing all the accessories.

Emco Emcomat/Maximat V10 Lathe (and Mentor V10) Non-power cross feed models: Operator"s Instruction Manual with electrical diagrams and details of the 4-speed milling head. Includes a copy of the maker"s Sales and Specification catalogue detailing the specification and showing all the accessories.

EMCO EMCOMAT 17/20 Lathe (Emco Technics).Two Manuals (1) Detailed Operating Instructions, Maintenance Instructions and a Parts Manual as Exploded-component Drawings.

EMCO Maximat 3000, 3100, 4000 and 4100 "MAXIMAT Standard", "MAXIMAT COMPACT" Lathes - all versions: Comprehensive Operator"s" Instruction Manual. Includes comprehensive details of the screwcutting arrangemts for metric and inch pitches and copies of all the screwcutting charts - imperial, metric and conversion - and a copy of the now rare maker"s Sales and Specification catalogue. This Manual is also available with German text.

Emco Maximat Super 11 and 11CD Lathe: Operator"s Instruction Manual including electrical connection diagrams, copies of the sometimes damaged or unclear screwcutting charts,

Emco Maximat V13 Lathe: Operator"s Instruction and Maintenance Manual including several electrical diagrams covering all the different versions and full metric and English Screwcutting and feeds charts. The small electrical and screwcutting charts have been enlarged and printed on separate pages Includes two copies (26 pages) of the maker"s detailed Sales, Specification and Accessories Catalogues detailing the specification and showing all the accessories.

Emco Vertical Milling Machines Models FB2 (and MENTOR) 6 & 4-speed and the U2, a version that used the 4-speed head but base and table of the FB2. Combined Operator"s Instruction Manual and Parts Manuals shown as useful and clear Exploded-component Diagrams. Includes details of both the later 6-speed and earlier 4-speed versions. Includes a copy of the maker"s detailed Sales & Accessories Catalogue and a chart showing the "Calculation of hole numbers required on the indexing attachment".

Emcostar and "Emco-Rex" (Emco Star) Combination Woodworking Machine: Comprehensive Instruction and Maintenance Book with Parts Manual as Exploded Component Diagrams with Electrical Schematics. Includes 2 full editions, early and late.

Emco-Rex B20 Planing and Thicknessing Machine. Instruction Manual and Parts Manual as exploded component pictures. includes wiring diagrams for 1-phase and 3-phase supply.

FV-320T Vertical Miller (copy of the Emco FB2) and Dividing Head/Rotary Table: Combined Operator"s" Instruction Manual and Parts Manuals shown as useful Exploded-component Diagrams. Includes a copy of the maker"s Sales and Specification and Accessories Catalogue. Includes details of both 4 and 6-speed versions. As this is an inadequate technical publication also included is a copy of the proper Emco FB2 Manual and Parts List.

McMillan ML-18 Lathe (copy of Emco Compact 8). The best manual for this lathe is the full one for the Compact 8, complete with Spares Manual as Exploded Component Drawings.

Vulcan lathe (copy of Emco Compact 8): Detailed Instruction Manual and Comprehensive 76 page Workshop Manual together with Exploded Assembly Diagrams.

By widening the “Design to Cost”-philosophy into ‘Designed to costs and market’, with the EMCOMILL E1200, E900 and E600 EMCO now in fields of milling draws on its successful EMCOTURN E25/45/65 turning series. The customer can get the new EMCOMILL E-series – "Made in the Heart of Europe" – with a max. travel of 1200, 900 and 600 mm respectively at an unrivalled price-performance ratio in extremely compact design and a modular structural concept.

HALLEIN – The year 2007 was a year of success for EMCO. Not least because of the successful launch of EMCOMILL E600. In 2008, EMCO has been able to seamlessly continue this success story with the launch of the EMCOMILL E900. In order to offer an adequate solution to customers who want to produce larger and heavier workpieces, EMCO has decided to develop and produce a standard 3-axes milling machine for this segment as well at a top-notch price/performance ratio. The result: the new EMCOMILL E1200.The design of this machine adheres, of course, to EMCO"s commitment of "Made in the heart of Europe" and "Design to cost"With the EMCOMILL E-series, EMCO expands its ample product range and thus offers an even more matching structure: the new machine generation is a counterpart in milling to the successful EMCOTURN E25/E45/E65 lathe series. Therefore, EMCOMILL E-series is the very recent proof for the persistent application of the "Design to Cost“ approach: offering the highest possible benefit at the lowest cost to the customers. All components that contribute to performance, precision and long duration of the machines are optimized, focussing at the same time on main functions for the customer.This can be seen not only in the definitely simpler operability of the machines, but above all with regard to price as well.However, the customer need not dispense with quality - quite to the contrary: The development and the production of the machines is carried out according to the EMCO philosophy "Made in the Heart of Europe“, i.e. exclusively in Central Europe in cooperation with European brand producers who comply with top standards regarding quality, productivity and economy.EMCOMILL E1200, E900 and E600 are the promising results of a successful cooperative effort between EMCO and its Italian subsidiary, FAMUP, and is enormously attractive particularly for general machining as well as tool and prototype construction.Mechanical Engineering without CompromisesEMCOMILL E1200 is designed as a very compact universal 3-axes machine for general machining. The machine base, the support and all three slides are of massive cast design and form the basis for the robust machine structure. The excellent damping properties of the cast material result in high surface qualities with ample cutting values. The caged ball guides with their parts that provide high support and stiffness values make the slides traverse precisely and without jerking.The tool magazine is designed as a very quick 2-arm magazine as a standard. Tool changing times of 1.6 seconds facilitate more than quick change to other tools and thus ensure production that saves time and costs.Concept of Modular StructureThe highly proven modular concept facilitates a perfect adjustment of the machine to the customer"s requirements also in the EMCOMILL E1200.The main modules are spindle variants, tool magazine, controls, chip removal, coolant supply, rotary table/4th axis. Naturally, EMCO offers to the customer a standard selection of options for the new machine series: measuring sensor for tool or workpiece measurement, hand wheel, band filter, alarm lamp, blow-out device, chip flushing, automatic door system.