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smootz
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gandrfab
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I have never thought of using my drill press like that.
If I did I still would have used some kind of cutting fluid for the drilling.
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smootz
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That's why there are "t" slots in the base of most drill presses. Allows you to rig all sorts of stuff with the table out of the way.
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dmike25
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| Posted: Thu Nov 29 18 10:03 am Post subject: |
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| smootz wrote: | | That's why there are "t" slots in the base of most drill presses. Allows you to rig all sorts of stuff with the table out of the way. |
That's cool! I've got a drill press in my garage, I'll have to check it out next time I'm home!
Thanks for the updates on your build!
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