Karl
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14 years ago
Karl
I'd take it but it only goes up to 2-9/16" bits.
You ought to buy if to drill your circuit boards!
RogerN
Second that! I got to use one about this size at NASA Ames while in a work experience program. Biggest hole I drilled was around 2" dia with a
1/2" pilot. Didn't seem to strain it in the least.Jon
Yeah, looks familiar. U. of Washington Physics shop has one just like that, I once saw it with a 3" twist drill bit mounted. I was a few minutes marveling on the largest twist drill I'd ever seen, before I noticed that the drill was in a Morse taper reducer... because that drill was too small to fit the drill press without an adapter.
This was one of the tools they kept in the two-story section with the crane.
This one might be big enough for you.
Dan
That would be for light, home use.
i
I wonder if I could get it in my basement?
RogerN
That's easy.
Just drop it on your first floor and it will go to the basement all by itself.
i
Thats actually a pretty good looking drill press. No weight given, but
10,000 lbs is about rightIts a small one.
Gunner
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