I have Shop Fox 17" floor drill press
Can this be fixed? My drill press is still on warranty (I hope this problem is covered their warranty) I'll be calling them on Monday.
Thanks, Alex
I have Shop Fox 17" floor drill press
Can this be fixed? My drill press is still on warranty (I hope this problem is covered their warranty) I'll be calling them on Monday.
Thanks, Alex
Anything can be fixed, Alex. The question is, can it be fixed easily and cost effectively? In this case, based solely on your opinion, if there is excess play in the quill, then it has to be returned under warranty.
GWE
Indeed. Spindle is in spec..but the spindle housing..the quill..is loose in ITs housing, the head.
Most drill presses have some way to remove most of this..gib screws under the front cover/label come to mind..though may not be applicable in the OPs case.
Gunner
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