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- Mar 19, 2015
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neighbour was clearing out his dad's shed, asked me if i wanted some manky old drills.
said why not if no good can probably save chucks and other bits.
had been sat in corner for years he didn't know where they came from or why his dad had them as never moved since put in shed.
quick clean and plugged them in both work fine no play/ noise.
when i get time will clean them up fully.
first need to sort out south bend model c 9" just visible in pic 2.
that's now 5 drill press's in shop, along with 2 lathe's sander's welder's etc getting crowded.
plus had guy from work give me a load of mt3-2 adaptors inc extension ones.
some 2-1 sleeves and some mt drill arbor's which i can use on southbend.
and some mt3 blank end arbors.
just got surface rust.
about 40 items in total.
also got my eye on a myford turret stock lathe, be ideal for when im making adaptors for bikes i build, save changing chuck.
glad my wife is so understanding, say's if we can afford it you can get it.
said why not if no good can probably save chucks and other bits.
had been sat in corner for years he didn't know where they came from or why his dad had them as never moved since put in shed.
quick clean and plugged them in both work fine no play/ noise.
when i get time will clean them up fully.
first need to sort out south bend model c 9" just visible in pic 2.
that's now 5 drill press's in shop, along with 2 lathe's sander's welder's etc getting crowded.
plus had guy from work give me a load of mt3-2 adaptors inc extension ones.
some 2-1 sleeves and some mt drill arbor's which i can use on southbend.
and some mt3 blank end arbors.
just got surface rust.
about 40 items in total.
also got my eye on a myford turret stock lathe, be ideal for when im making adaptors for bikes i build, save changing chuck.
glad my wife is so understanding, say's if we can afford it you can get it.
