This changed how I use my drill press
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Publicado 2023-04-18
This will be a useful setup for production work and for quickly drilling parts. No measuring required
Plans are available:
www.etsy.com/au/listing/1449107932/drill-press-tab…
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Time stamps:
0:00 Intro
0:19 Table
2:09 Spigot
3:24 Table mounting
3:51 Fence
5:24 Flip Stops
6:01 Aligning
7:06 Testing
8:04 Closing thoughts
Todos los comentarios (21)
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One thing that’s worth mentioning as well- it’s safer, since you have a solid stop to drill against, so you don’t to worry about the drill binding up and turning your part into a propeller.
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Excellent. As a hybrid woodworker/metalworker I see lots of crossover that isnt utilised. The flip stops are a great example of this. Semi-precise and perfect for many jobs. Suits practically everything woodworking and a lot of metalworking. The spinny drill thingy in the middle is genius. I have added this to my list of things to make. Number 4633 on the list. Thats pretty high all things considered.
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Amazing! You managed to turn a $200 drill press to a $2000 ultra drill press 👍
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There is something so satisfying watching steel cut steel.
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Lovely result Tom. Serious time savings! We've all spent too much time with cold blue, calipers, squares and punches that this tool could have saved. Most jobs don't need mill-precision, and this will be perfect for those. I've seen many wooden tables and fences added to drill presses for woodworking use, but never seen one intended for metalwork. Great thinking! 💡
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Some great ideas you have given us with your build Tom Love the rigidity. Thanks for sharing Cheers
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Nice build, thanks Tom. Great to see the "new" mill in action!
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Wow!!! Your talent and workmanship is next level. Thanks for your vid
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That is an awesome drill press table! Good work. Also I died laughing when you called them "flippy stops." I think that should be the new official name. The free spinning insert is pretty clever. I haven't seen anything like that. I'm a woodworker, so a lot of machining is fascinating at a distance. Good video. Cheers.
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Watching this, I wish I hadn’t messed around so much during metalwork at school. 40 years later, with a career in IT, I’m interested in this stuff because it’s all so tactile and physical. Great video!
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You are so clever! And you have such an amazing range of tools and machines and materials. And you know what to do the whole time and how to do it. Yes, you are sooo clever! And efficient! Thank you so much for showing us. We are forever thankful and full of admiration. You are a real Hero.
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“It’s really awesome.” Yes, it is. Great design. Great implementation. Subscribed for more. 👍🏻
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You are a sharp thinking. Very nicely done. Thanks for the post!
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subscribing because I love your editing and content....cheers from Florida, USA...Paul
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Hi Tom. Great upgrade for the drill. I will be doing one for my poor old drill.
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Wow, really nice video and tutorial!! Thanks for sharing!!!
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Really happy to see a new video from you.
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very nice drill pallet, and I like the fence stops thats a great idea, simimlar to the rotating depth post on my router ...also a huge time saver.
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Some interesting thinking in this project. And your camera and editing work is top notch, as always.
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fantastic ! brilliant design.. Thanks for sharing
