Drill Press Recomendations

Mar 25, 2007 26 Replies

Thnaks for the offer, not what I'm needing right now.

Karl

Not all American made - in fact, possibly none American made... But ehre is some info anyhow with some estimated pricing.

New Drill Press List

1/3 - 3/4 HP, 14-16" Swing Units Delta DP400 or 17-900 (3/4 HP $400) Jet JDP-17MF (3/4 HP $475) Grizzly #G7944 (3/4 HP $350) Grainger #3Z917 (1/2 HP $450)

1 to 1-1/2 HP 17" Swing Units Jet JDP-20MF (1-1/2 HP $750) Grizzly #G7948 (1-1/2 HP, $600) Grainger #3Z919 (1 HP, $800) Ellis #9400 (2 HP, $2200)

2HP Units for Drilling or Tapping Grizzly #G0521 (2 HP, 3 Phase, $1250)

Regards, Joe Agro, Jr. (800) 871-5022

01.908.542.0244 Automatic / Pneumatic Drills:
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Spindle Drills:
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V8013-R

Heat it up ( not over 300 degrees) and a good wedge of the right size will get that thing loose. Use an old slow cooker pot to heat up some oil and immerse it in it.

John

John, thanks, I will try, maybe with the oven first?

i

Iggy sez: "> John, thanks, I will try, maybe with the oven first?"

Yeah Iggy, tha's it. Whyn't you do it in the microwave?

Bob (I'd pay to see it) Swinney

By the way those crock pots are cheap and they make a real good bearing heater for putting on bearings. They are cheap too, under 15 bucks a couple years ago.. maybe less at the flea market. Commercial bearing heaters are way more expensive and don't work any better. Just put something on the bottom so the bearing does not rest on it and get too much heat in one place. Check it with a deep frying thermometer.

John

Heck, if I can set a bag of popcorn on fire in a microwave, it oughtta get it hot enough.............

Steve

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