Thread: Putting Bearing on Drill
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27-10-2015 #5
Well i was about to say, "have you checked the spindle shaft for strait, using some rollers" but then i read your last post about using it as a Router...
I would defo check the shaft, as I think you know, a drill press isnt designed for the kind of forces (axial loads) exhibited when used like this, let alone the chuck comming lose and dropping off in mid "flight" taking a chunk out of anything or one standing close by. Standard radial bearings dont like this kind of thing either, I believe it's the reason we use angular contact bearings on our machine leadscrews...or should be.
I use a £50 drill press from Lidl, there are a few like it in these types of shop at times, the Lidl one though, is of better quality than the others, dont forget your getting what you pay for at £50. Not sure if they still do this one though as everything they seem to get now is branded "Parkside".
.MeLast edited by Lee Roberts; 27-10-2015 at 12:19 AM. Reason: grammer
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