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I was cleaning up some files and ran across this pic, so I thought I'd share. It belongs to a buddy of mine up the road. 5HP 3-phase 440v, automatic feed in 2-axis, 2 on-board coolant pumps, 8,500 lbs. DOM is around 1950. It'll accept bits up to about 2.5" in diameter and the runout is somewhere in the neighborhood of none. Enjoy!   


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That's a MOTHER!!!!!

(also reminds me of the one I used to use during my CDT lesson high school days.. )Sam Price39039.4424189815


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Holy Schmowly!


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why so small?

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A freind of mine has one very similar to this one, it's definately a brute.

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Hey, that drill press has my name written on it! Literally.


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Do they make a benchtop model?

Looks more like a stripped down mill than a drillpress!

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I used to work one like that! You could press frets with that Baby!

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If I hold the door open , can you carry it out ?
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