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E-MAIL tony@lathes.co.uk Emco Compact 10 Lathe Instruction Books, Parts Books and drive belts are available for the Compact 10 and its milling head. Emco Home Page Other Emco 10 Series Lathes Unimat & DB200 & SL1000 lathes Unimat 1 Unimat 3 and 4 Compact 5 Emco Compact 5CNC and Compact 5PC Unimat PC and "Basic" Emcomat & Maximat 7 Compact 8 Emcomat 8.4 & 8.6 Emco Maximat V8 Compact 10 Maximat V10/V10P Super 11 Maximat V13 1960s Mk. 2 Maximat "Standard" Model 3000 Universal Machine Tool Very Early Emco TD55 lathe Emco Milling Machines Introduced in 1983 to replace the original Maximat V10/V10P, the Compact 10 had the same centre height of 5.5" and between centres capacity of 26.5" of the Maximat Super 11, but was a much more lightly-built machine with the geared headstock replaced by a belt-drive unit, screwcutting by changewheels (no gearbox was offered) and the power shaft, together with its apron-mounted power cross-feed mechanism, removed. |
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Overhung multi-speed V belt drive system and changewheels. |
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Three T slots in the cross slide allow the tool slide to be positioned in the most convenient position for tackling jobs at the limit of the lathe's capacity. |
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The six-speed swivelling vertical head shown in one of its more extreme positions. When used in this position it is wise to ensure that they are not overfilled with oil. If they are, the simple oil thrower will not stop lubricant leaking into the electric motor. |
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