You are an absolute God-sent, I'm in my shop about to load up a 1/2 inch drill bit in the drill press and ram it through my temple, luckily I found your video first and figured out how to change the table bevel positioning because in the instruction manual they don't put that you have to remove that stupid ass safety pin to change it, thank you sooo f ing much 👊👍 I seriously appreciate it
Ok so you just earned a pinned comment. 👍👍. I’m glad I could help. I’m also glad all of your cranial bones are intact. I’ll take full credit for that. Hope you come back again for more videos. Cheers!
@@DudeSawdust that absolutely awesome last comment will not only keep me coming back but will also make me a subscriber 👊👍 (I know it's a small thing and I'm just 1 person but I think it awesome when content creators actually take the time to actually make a meaningful comment and not just a simple "thanks" ,which is better than nothing but a real meaningful message is wayyy better and it's becoming more and more rare, sorry for the rant, just figured I'd share. Keep up the good work 👊👍)
Love the mini rant! I’m glad you came on board. Welcome to the family 👍👍👍. I’m working on a couple of videos right now. Hoping to have one out next Saturday.
This is, by far, the best review of this tool I have come across. In particular, no one but no one has demonstrated how to bevel the daggum table. So thank you. Sincerely.
Your comment is much appreciated. My reviews (which are now and then) are based on my sincere opinions and use. I take notes as I use them and really try to find the flaws. I'm really glad this was helpful to you. I hope you subscribe and return often to my channel as it is just in it's infancy still, but will grow soon enough! Cheers!
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU !!!! As you mention, NO ONE has bothered to explain anything on the bevel adjustment. You saved me a lot of time reading and researching. Well done !
That means a lot. I’m glad I could help. It was quite frustrating when I was trying to figure it out. I hope I have earned your subscription and return viewership. 👍
This helped me sooo much! The screws on mine were stacked right on top of each other, which made the situation worse. I showed them who was the boss, and I got them loose. Thank you very much!
If you don't tighten up that belt, it will burn up. The loose belt is also probably why the first net bit had trouble. The adjustment is on the right side in front of the motor. Just loosen the wing nut, and push the motor back to tighten or pull it forward to loosen the belt. Super simple. Happy drilling.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR PUTTING UP THE BEVEL SECTION! I was so confused about the bevel because of the very poor instructions as you noted. I had totally removed the plate but not figured out the smaller bolt was just a pin and could be pulled out. I watched a half-dozen other videos AND NOT ONE OF THEM EXPLAINED THE BEVEL!
You’re my favorite! So glad to hear I could be of service. I struggled with the bevel and watched so many videos and everyone just skipped over it. So frustrating!!! I swear Ryobi needs to see my video. But if they fix it then I’ll be obsolete so maybe they should just keep it as it is. I just put out a Limbo build video where I use the bevel a lot. That project was my first with the press. 👍👍👍
I know right!?!? I was surprised I had to figure it out by myself. I’m glad I could help. I hope you come back for more videos. I’m working on one RIGHT now👍👍👍
@@DudeSawdust i was playing with that knob for what seems like an hour. I just assumed the belt would slide right off. Nope. Walking it up like you showed saved my sanity
Very true and I’m glad I could help. When that knob is loose, you can push back the motor to tighten and pull forward to loosen. Otherwise the other way works just fine. If you find the larger bits lack power then you’ll have to loosen the knob to tighten the belt.
Great video a little tip if you put a little more tension on the belt the your drill press won't get jammed up when you give it more force most of the time you should have to use a flat head to adjust the speed, but you got a decent drill press good purchase
Yes you can. This is something I should have covered in the video but failed to. On the right side of the press there is a hand crank that you can loosen, then move the rear pulley and then tighten the hand crank. You can use a screw driver as leverage. Once you find it and play with it then you will understand what I mean. Thanks for watching my video. 👍
Thank you for this video. Your wisdom is appreciated. My problem is that the large boltunder the table to adjust the bevel is frozen. I've tried everything. I also cannot remove the zero pin. Looks like I got a lemon (and I'm getting really, really tired of shoddy quality control in all tools now.) of course it's outside warranty, and of course I needed the bevel for a project I'm working on today. Sigh.
Sorry to hear about your project. I’m sure you have tried this but all I can think of is spraying wd40 at the bolt, hope it penetrates and then unscrew it.
Got it! I extended the handle of my socket wrench to get more leverage and was finally able to free that bolt. The zero pin was no picnic to get out either. I used your wonderful hack to indicate 0°, and I'm good to go! There is a special generosity in creating videos like this that help other people; thank you for taking the time to make it and help all of us.
@@lesliehowells thanks! I had a great time making it. I find with most tools the instructions lack a thing or two that drives everyone nuts. It’s one of my earlier videos that I really am proud of.
Can you describe how you removed the bolt below the bevel screw? On mine, it has a nut which I wound off however the bolt section remains in place thus preventing the table from pivoting.
A super tutorial mate. I just purchased one for my hobbies. Just having one small conundrum! Can you explain the chuck installation? I’m not sure on banging it in with a mallet. Thanks
Great video. I literally just put my own Ryobi 10” drill press together tonight. The instructions suck, but luckily it’s not too difficult to figure out. Thanks so much for the extra attention to the beveling!
@@DudeSawdust Yes! You loosen the wing nut with the spring behind it near the motor. Pull the motor toward the front. Then reposition the belt and re-tighten the wing nut after repositioning the motor to the rear. Other than that I thought you did a good job in the demo. I bought my Ryobi 10 inch drill press just two days ago. I am still having fun learning how to use it. I did now know how to use that table bevel feature. Now I do!
Thanks for the tip! I went back and already played with that feature. I regret missing that for the video. Live and learn! Thanks for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed it👍. Don’t forget to subscribe 😉
I'd like to upgrade / increase the height of this Ryobi DP103L drill press. Given that I'll need a longer Pillar and Rack, what options do Ryobi drill press owners have in making this about a third higher? I'm curious if anyone here in the community has experimented using another pillar, rack, and possibly table bracket assembly combo from another brand? It seems like it would be possible IF the newer and longer pillar matched the same diameter as that of the original Ryobi pillar
That’s a great question. I had not thought of that. If anyone has an answer please chime in! Side note: I’m working on a project right now where this drill press has been really coming in handy. Love my Ryobi!
Thumbs up - and thank you! PLEASE respond to this question: When my drill is turned off it makes a funny sound,... what is that? It's like a rattle,... like something is loose. Is that normal?
boring the holes into metal hinges? Yes absolutely. Boring holes in the doors for the hinges? It would be difficult considering the small table, but if you had some type of saw horse apparatus to be level with the table to set them on, then you could do it too.
Ok I did the mallet tap and it has seated the chuck so thank you so much for that detail. The other issue I have is with the smal bolt and nut under the table just below the bevel lock nut as you pointed out . I wound the nut off however the bolt part remains in the housing and it will not budge. Obviously I’ve loosened the the larger bevel nut but the table refuses to pivot left or right because of the smaller bolt still in place. I’ve tried to extract this bolt with a pair of pliers but to no success! Can you suggests a solution?
It might need to turn to the left just a bit and then pull out. If friction is the problem then try spraying a little WD-40 in it. I’m going on memory only. I will take a look at mine tomorrow since I’m about to go to sleep. Good luck 🍀👍
Love the HACKs BUT....you fast forwarded THROUGH....aligning the ENTIRE drill head WITH the base/support post !!! My DP103L HEAD is NOT aligned with the BASE....I bolted the base TO the bench...and NOW....I have to fiddle with the drill HEAD "set screws" to make sure the head / CHUCK....is CENTERED with the BASE....EDIT video and INSERT THAT PART !!!! Glad you're proud of your video....BUT you're missing a MAJOR....BASIC factor !!!!!
The only thing that is annoying me about this drill press is the location of the table height lock and adjustment handles. Being right at the level with the table, I can't add a drill press table to it because it will interfere with those adjustment handles. TBH I didn't even realize the table tilted. LOL I can't think of a situation where I would need it anyways, so it has never come up. I just wish the height adjustment handles were below the level of the table. Any thoughts of a way to modify those handles to make them more user friendly? :)
You bring up a great topic. My first drill press project used the table tilt and it came in really handy. I featured it in my limbo build. I have yet to look into adding a table but it has crossed my mind. Maybe when/if I do I’ll try to solve that problem, or fail trying and highlight your insightful comment. 👍
@@DudeSawdust So, after leaving my comment, I went out into my shop and started building a table. What I ended up doing is notching out the table where the handle would hit. I wish I could post photos in comments, because I'd upload a photo. LOL I've not completed it yet. I've got bolts epoxied into the table and it's drying. Once that's cured and sanded, several coats of poly to protect the top and it'll be good to go. I just find the table on the press is just a little small sometimes. Be nice to have a larger work area.
If you’re interested. Send me up to 5 pics via email dudesawdustchannel@gmail.com and I’ll do a TH-cam community post about it. You can even write a paragraph explaining it that I’ll post. Don’t worry if it’s too much trouble, but it would be cool.
Why did he decide to carry it all the way around through the front door into the garage.......instead of just opening the garage door??😆 Serious question for anyone who purchased this Ryobi. The chuck is supposed to be separate from the spindle when new correct? Or did anyone else open one up and found it already attached to the spindle?
You have a keen eye and pose great questions. Why not just go through the garage door? Answer: I’m making videos, I thought it would be more interesting. Plus a quick glimpse inside the house might be interesting to some. The chuck was separate from the spindle straight from the box. Before I filmed the assembly I had already assembled it 3 times to practice for the video. The one part I didn’t want to do over and over again was the chuck/spindle assemble. I hope it wasn’t confusing. Thanks for watching! Come back again for more!
@@DudeSawdust my first thought was, "maybe he wanted to showcase his home" 😁 which is very nice btw. The layout reminds me of some neighborhoods in interior OC(tustin, irvine, mission viejo etc). I think Homedepot sold me a returned item, because the chuck was already installed and other clues that looked as if it was used previously. I appreciate the insight, and will definitely keep up with your channel👍
@@nathanchoi1934 thanks! We love our home, definitely a strong purchase. Yes, sounds like your drill press has been purchased before. Hopefully it didn’t make a difference and still works great.
I would look at making sure the assembly head is on correctly first. Check the chuck. Check your bit. Make sure the table is level. If it’s still new I would return it. It might be a defective chuck. If it was made wrong in production then see if you can replace just that part. That’s a tough one. I know I’m not giving you specifics but these are general ideas on where to start looking. Good luck!
About two years ago I bought here in my country exactly the same totally new table drill from someone who brought it from the USA and assembled it here. I had a problem, it was not perpendicular. I paid attention to the instruction manual and noticed that the vertical tube was upside down. I took it apart, turned the tube over and reassembled it, it was very firm and perfectly perpendicular. I am writing this thinking that maybe that is the problem you have. I hope it is useful for you. Greetings from Ecuador.
You can actually drill deeper by adjusting height if the table and then drilling a second or third time. It’s tough to explain here. Maybe this would have been great to share in the video. But in the end, you are right because a larger drill press would deliver more capabilities in an easier fashion. That’s Why we always upgrade later🤷♀️
Я так рада, что мои видео доходят до России. Мне жаль, что вы не поняли, что я сказал, но ваш комментарий очень много значит для меня. Я надеюсь, что вы вернетесь для большего количества видео. Спасибо за просмотр!
Для меня большая честь быть вашим первым подписчиком из России)) С радостью буду смотреть ваши видео! Зашёл в ваш Instagram, очень красивые работы!!! Я думаю купить такой же сверлильный станок, так и нашел ваш канал! Меня зовут Максим Антонов, приятно познакомиться и продолжайте в том же духе, у вас прекрасно получается!🤝
@@cheyzee Bol'shoye spasibo! Sverlil'nyy stanok Ryobi - otlichnyy stanok nachal'nogo urovnya. YA ochen' rekomenduyu yego po tsene. YA ne znayu, skol'ko oni berut v Rossii, no ya dumayu, chto eto dostupno. Udachi!
Yes I’ve had some complaints about the volume. I’m new at editing and my hearing isn’t great. Unfortunately once I upload and post the video I can’t alter it. But I’ve made some improvements with my latest videos. I’d encourage you to watch my most recent video about the kreg jig workstation, I think the sound levels are much better. I’d really like to hear what you think. As far as the music choices....I try different things hoping to capture the right mood. You win some and you lose some👍. Thanks for the feedback and I hope you come back for more!
@@DudeSawdust 1.) Top ring must be removed with a mallet and sanded to fit properly. 2.) All machining is low class china machining. 3.) Sockets fit over stop pin and tightening bolt. 4.) No lubrication on any of the moving touching/ moving metal parts. Put one togetherto find out what else you missed.
You are an absolute God-sent, I'm in my shop about to load up a 1/2 inch drill bit in the drill press and ram it through my temple, luckily I found your video first and figured out how to change the table bevel positioning because in the instruction manual they don't put that you have to remove that stupid ass safety pin to change it, thank you sooo f ing much 👊👍 I seriously appreciate it
Ok so you just earned a pinned comment. 👍👍. I’m glad I could help. I’m also glad all of your cranial bones are intact. I’ll take full credit for that. Hope you come back again for more videos. Cheers!
@@DudeSawdust that absolutely awesome last comment will not only keep me coming back but will also make me a subscriber 👊👍 (I know it's a small thing and I'm just 1 person but I think it awesome when content creators actually take the time to actually make a meaningful comment and not just a simple "thanks" ,which is better than nothing but a real meaningful message is wayyy better and it's becoming more and more rare, sorry for the rant, just figured I'd share. Keep up the good work 👊👍)
Love the mini rant! I’m glad you came on board. Welcome to the family 👍👍👍. I’m working on a couple of videos right now. Hoping to have one out next Saturday.
This is, by far, the best review of this tool I have come across. In particular, no one but no one has demonstrated how to bevel the daggum table. So thank you. Sincerely.
Your comment is much appreciated. My reviews (which are now and then) are based on my sincere opinions and use. I take notes as I use them and really try to find the flaws. I'm really glad this was helpful to you. I hope you subscribe and return often to my channel as it is just in it's infancy still, but will grow soon enough! Cheers!
absolute legend, thanks for the extremely useful tip on tilting the table
Thanks! This press has been good to me. Just used it again yesterday 👍. Glad I could give you value.
10:34 *clockwise
12:25 Before you move the belt, loosen the motor first with the knob right in front of the motor
Yeah, I figured it out later🤓
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU !!!!
As you mention, NO ONE has bothered to explain anything on the bevel adjustment.
You saved me a lot of time reading and researching.
Well done !
That means a lot. I’m glad I could help. It was quite frustrating when I was trying to figure it out. I hope I have earned your subscription and return viewership. 👍
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6:30 in.
This helped me sooo much! The screws on mine were stacked right on top of each other, which made the situation worse. I showed them who was the boss, and I got them loose. Thank you very much!
Great job! Glad I could help 👍👍👍
If you don't tighten up that belt, it will burn up. The loose belt is also probably why the first net bit had trouble. The adjustment is on the right side in front of the motor. Just loosen the wing nut, and push the motor back to tighten or pull it forward to loosen the belt. Super simple. Happy drilling.
Great catch! Yeah, I figured that out later👍🤓
I was confused about the pin that prevents bevel! Thanks for the video
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching 👍🤓
Liked and subbed - because you actually provided a real hack and not just click bait. Also, the magnetic tape idea was great. Well done.
Glad I could help 👍thanks for watching!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR PUTTING UP THE BEVEL SECTION!
I was so confused about the bevel because of the very poor instructions as you noted. I had totally removed the plate but not figured out the smaller bolt was just a pin and could be pulled out. I watched a half-dozen other videos AND NOT ONE OF THEM EXPLAINED THE BEVEL!
You’re my favorite! So glad to hear I could be of service. I struggled with the bevel and watched so many videos and everyone just skipped over it. So frustrating!!! I swear Ryobi needs to see my video. But if they fix it then I’ll be obsolete so maybe they should just keep it as it is. I just put out a Limbo build video where I use the bevel a lot. That project was my first with the press. 👍👍👍
This was an amazing review. You absolutely deserve more followers.
Such a nice compliment. I’m a firm believer that if you film it, they will come. I’m glad you enjoyed my take on it. Many more videos to come!
Thanks for the video the bevel hack is definitely only found here. Cheers.
I know right!?!? I was surprised I had to figure it out by myself. I’m glad I could help. I hope you come back for more videos. I’m working on one RIGHT now👍👍👍
Omg dude thanks for the belt adjust tip. I was losing my mind
Actually I failed to show there is a knob on the right hand side next to the motor that you can use to adjust the tension as well
@@DudeSawdust i was playing with that knob for what seems like an hour. I just assumed the belt would slide right off. Nope. Walking it up like you showed saved my sanity
Very true and I’m glad I could help. When that knob is loose, you can push back the motor to tighten and pull forward to loosen. Otherwise the other way works just fine. If you find the larger bits lack power then you’ll have to loosen the knob to tighten the belt.
Needed to adjust my pulleys... worked flawlessly. Thanks mate.
Glad I could help 👍👍👍😎
Thank you for the bevel hack! I was in here trying to figure out how to get a socket or wrench on the large hex nut.
Glad I could help! I was trying to find someone on youtube to help me and figured out I was the guy that needed to say something. All in a days work!
Thanks for the bevel trick!
It was my pleasure 😇
Great video a little tip if you put a little more tension on the belt the your drill press won't get jammed up when you give it more force most of the time you should have to use a flat head to adjust the speed, but you got a decent drill press good purchase
Good to know. I’ll have to try that out
Can you adjust the distance between the two pulleys to increase the belt tension?
Yes you can. This is something I should have covered in the video but failed to. On the right side of the press there is a hand crank that you can loosen, then move the rear pulley and then tighten the hand crank. You can use a screw driver as leverage. Once you find it and play with it then you will understand what I mean. Thanks for watching my video. 👍
Great review! I really appreciate the depth of the review. I definitely feel much more informed!
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Great diy user analysis video. Thank you.
I had a lot of fun making the video. I hope it was helpful 👍
Thank you for this video. Your wisdom is appreciated. My problem is that the large boltunder the table to adjust the bevel is frozen. I've tried everything. I also cannot remove the zero pin. Looks like I got a lemon (and I'm getting really, really tired of shoddy quality control in all tools now.) of course it's outside warranty, and of course I needed the bevel for a project I'm working on today. Sigh.
Sorry to hear about your project. I’m sure you have tried this but all I can think of is spraying wd40 at the bolt, hope it penetrates and then unscrew it.
Got it! I extended the handle of my socket wrench to get more leverage and was finally able to free that bolt. The zero pin was no picnic to get out either. I used your wonderful hack to indicate 0°, and I'm good to go!
There is a special generosity in creating videos like this that help other people; thank you for taking the time to make it and help all of us.
@@lesliehowells thanks! I had a great time making it. I find with most tools the instructions lack a thing or two that drives everyone nuts. It’s one of my earlier videos that I really am proud of.
Only review that deserved a sub as well, thanks, I bet you are creating some other good material.
Thanks! I’d like to think I got good material coming your way. I love the feedback and your subscription. Really appreciate it👍
Best review ever!
Thanks! So glad I could help 👍👍👍😉
I bought mine today and they improved the spacing on the bevel screw. I was able to get a box end wrench in there now.
That’s great! Thanks for sharing
Can you describe how you removed the bolt below the bevel screw? On mine, it has a nut which I wound off however the bolt section remains in place thus preventing the table from pivoting.
@@highanddryful Hey Eddy. I think they made the smaller screw smaller because there is more space for my box end wrench to fit now.
Have you tried drilling a hole saw? Thanks! Great videl
Yes, I used on a project or two since and it has worked great, especially after I learned to tighten the belt to get more power
5:03 , no właśnie ! Głowica samocentrująca nabijana na stożek, zamiast nakręcana na gwint budzi moje obawy. Reszta jest spoko, zwłaszcza za taką cenę.
LIKED, SUBSCRIBED, AND COMMENTED BECAUSE OF YOUR BEVEL EXPLAINATION.
Thanks so much! Amongst the chaos there are gems of actually useful tips now and then👍.
Great video
Thanks!
A super tutorial mate. I just purchased one for my hobbies. Just having one small conundrum! Can you explain the chuck installation? I’m not sure on banging it in with a mallet. Thanks
I know it seems counterintuitive and a bad idea, but it’s really that simple. Go for it!
@@DudeSawdust ok, here goes……
Great video. I literally just put my own Ryobi 10” drill press together tonight. The instructions suck, but luckily it’s not too difficult to figure out. Thanks so much for the extra attention to the beveling!
I appreciate your appreciation! Happy Drilling!
I think you might try tightening the belt a little. This would probably prevent the "stalling". Push motor towards the rear. Set the tightening screw.
Great tip. I’ll check that out. Thanks. 👍
@@DudeSawdust Yes! You loosen the wing nut with the spring behind it near the motor. Pull the motor toward the front. Then reposition the belt and re-tighten the wing nut after repositioning the motor to the rear. Other than that I thought you did a good job in the demo. I bought my Ryobi 10 inch drill press just two days ago. I am still having fun learning how to use it. I did now know how to use that table bevel feature. Now I do!
Thanks for the tip! I went back and already played with that feature. I regret missing that for the video. Live and learn! Thanks for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed it👍. Don’t forget to subscribe 😉
you need to adjust the belt tension on the drive belt .
Done and done! I figured it out shortly later. Thanks for watching and great catch👍
Very good review,well done
Thanks! Glad to be of service 👍
Is there a belt tensioner? Should remove the stopped bit issue.
Yes, I failed to showcase that feature, stumbled upon it later. Fixes the problem right away. Thanks for watching!
Thank you
I’m glad I could help 😎
I'd like to upgrade / increase the height of this Ryobi DP103L drill press. Given that I'll need a longer Pillar and Rack, what options do Ryobi drill press owners have in making this about a third higher?
I'm curious if anyone here in the community has experimented using another pillar, rack, and possibly table bracket assembly combo from another brand? It seems like it would be possible IF the newer and longer pillar matched the same diameter as that of the original Ryobi pillar
That’s a great question. I had not thought of that. If anyone has an answer please chime in!
Side note: I’m working on a project right now where this drill press has been really coming in handy. Love my Ryobi!
Thumbs up - and thank you! PLEASE respond to this question: When my drill is turned off it makes a funny sound,... what is that? It's like a rattle,... like something is loose. Is that normal?
Any tool, any rattle.....is not normal. What kind of drill do you have?
Would you recommend this for boring hinges on cabinet doors? I have about 50 doors
boring the holes into metal hinges? Yes absolutely. Boring holes in the doors for the hinges? It would be difficult considering the small table, but if you had some type of saw horse apparatus to be level with the table to set them on, then you could do it too.
Ok I did the mallet tap and it has seated the chuck so thank you so much for that detail. The other issue I have is with the smal bolt and nut under the table just below the bevel lock nut as you pointed out . I wound the nut off however the bolt part remains in the housing and it will not budge. Obviously I’ve loosened the the larger bevel nut but the table refuses to pivot left or right because of the smaller bolt still in place. I’ve tried to extract this bolt with a pair of pliers but to no success! Can you suggests a solution?
It might need to turn to the left just a bit and then pull out. If friction is the problem then try spraying a little WD-40 in it. I’m going on memory only. I will take a look at mine tomorrow since I’m about to go to sleep. Good luck 🍀👍
@@DudeSawdust will do thanks
Love the HACKs BUT....you fast forwarded THROUGH....aligning the ENTIRE drill head WITH the base/support post !!! My DP103L HEAD is NOT aligned with the BASE....I bolted the base TO the bench...and NOW....I have to fiddle with the drill HEAD "set screws" to make sure the head / CHUCK....is CENTERED with the BASE....EDIT video and INSERT THAT PART !!!! Glad you're proud of your video....BUT you're missing a MAJOR....BASIC factor !!!!!
You make a great point and a valuable tip. I may revisit the drill press review in the future. Thanks for watching 👍👍👍
so you do not have remove the tension screw to adjust speed
You should actually. Something that I failed to cover in the video.
Turn it clockwise to tighten, not counterclockwise
sometimes I get two left hands when I'm cross eyed which makes me all bass ackwards.....haha, nice catch!
@@DudeSawdust no problem. I just bought this drill press today to replace my old 8 inch horrible fraud one. It's pretty nice
Right on!
Any suggestions if the pin on the bevel feature won’t budge after loosening the nut?
Once it is unscrewed a bit, it should pop out with a little tug. Maybe a little lubricant might help
You stalled the bit because the belt was lose. The motor has an adjustment to tighten the belt...read the instructions.
Totally! But I figured it out soon after I published the video.
The only thing that is annoying me about this drill press is the location of the table height lock and adjustment handles. Being right at the level with the table, I can't add a drill press table to it because it will interfere with those adjustment handles. TBH I didn't even realize the table tilted. LOL I can't think of a situation where I would need it anyways, so it has never come up. I just wish the height adjustment handles were below the level of the table. Any thoughts of a way to modify those handles to make them more user friendly? :)
You bring up a great topic. My first drill press project used the table tilt and it came in really handy. I featured it in my limbo build. I have yet to look into adding a table but it has crossed my mind. Maybe when/if I do I’ll try to solve that problem, or fail trying and highlight your insightful comment. 👍
@@DudeSawdust So, after leaving my comment, I went out into my shop and started building a table. What I ended up doing is notching out the table where the handle would hit. I wish I could post photos in comments, because I'd upload a photo. LOL I've not completed it yet. I've got bolts epoxied into the table and it's drying. Once that's cured and sanded, several coats of poly to protect the top and it'll be good to go. I just find the table on the press is just a little small sometimes. Be nice to have a larger work area.
If you’re interested. Send me up to 5 pics via email dudesawdustchannel@gmail.com and I’ll do a TH-cam community post about it. You can even write a paragraph explaining it that I’ll post. Don’t worry if it’s too much trouble, but it would be cool.
@@DudeSawdust I'll do that. Wish I had taken a few pics while I was building it... LOL
Hi! Can you rotate the head itself? I am drilling aluminium extrusion mortises that are longer than 10".
The head just goes up and down. The table bevels. You can hand crank the chuck. But that’s about it. I hope that helps
@@DudeSawdust it does thanks. Decided to buy a Wen 4210 instead. Even though they discontinued it, I luckily found some still for sale at $150!
Great! Good luck with your new drill press. May you drill…and drill well 👍
Why did he decide to carry it all the way around through the front door into the garage.......instead of just opening the garage door??😆
Serious question for anyone who purchased this Ryobi.
The chuck is supposed to be separate from the spindle when new correct? Or did anyone else open one up and found it already attached to the spindle?
You have a keen eye and pose great questions. Why not just go through the garage door? Answer: I’m making videos, I thought it would be more interesting. Plus a quick glimpse inside the house might be interesting to some.
The chuck was separate from the spindle straight from the box. Before I filmed the assembly I had already assembled it 3 times to practice for the video. The one part I didn’t want to do over and over again was the chuck/spindle assemble. I hope it wasn’t confusing.
Thanks for watching! Come back again for more!
@@DudeSawdust my first thought was, "maybe he wanted to showcase his home" 😁 which is very nice btw. The layout reminds me of some neighborhoods in interior OC(tustin, irvine, mission viejo etc).
I think Homedepot sold me a returned item, because the chuck was already installed and other clues that looked as if it was used previously. I appreciate the insight, and will definitely keep up with your channel👍
@@nathanchoi1934 thanks! We love our home, definitely a strong purchase. Yes, sounds like your drill press has been purchased before. Hopefully it didn’t make a difference and still works great.
At 9:42 for turning "this bad boy" on, you left out one important step: First, PLUG IT IN!
Touché my friend! The video title says “everything is covered”. Now I’ll have to change it to “everything is covered...except plugging it in”
Do you find that it drills perfectly perpendicular? Mine does not, and I can't figure out how to adjust it.
I would look at making sure the assembly head is on correctly first. Check the chuck. Check your bit. Make sure the table is level. If it’s still new I would return it. It might be a defective chuck. If it was made wrong in production then see if you can replace just that part. That’s a tough one. I know I’m not giving you specifics but these are general ideas on where to start looking. Good luck!
Oh, and yes mine is calibrated correctly. Perfectly perpendicular.
About two years ago I bought here in my country exactly the same totally new table drill from someone who brought it from the USA and assembled it here. I had a problem, it was not perpendicular. I paid attention to the instruction manual and noticed that the vertical tube was upside down. I took it apart, turned the tube over and reassembled it, it was very firm and perfectly perpendicular. I am writing this thinking that maybe that is the problem you have. I hope it is useful for you. Greetings from Ecuador.
Gimme a break with the music.
Break granted!
👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
And it only goes 2 " deep wish I could take it back
You can actually drill deeper by adjusting height if the table and then drilling a second or third time. It’s tough to explain here. Maybe this would have been great to share in the video. But in the end, you are right because a larger drill press would deliver more capabilities in an easier fashion. That’s
Why we always upgrade later🤷♀️
PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!! I DID NOT Just see you use a pair of pliers on the bolts of the column to the base!!! For god sakes man, Use a wrench.
I better check myself next time! :) Thanks for watching
Дядя , я ниче не понял!!! Но смотреть интересно😁🤘👍
Я так рада, что мои видео доходят до России. Мне жаль, что вы не поняли, что я сказал, но ваш комментарий очень много значит для меня. Я надеюсь, что вы вернетесь для большего количества видео. Спасибо за просмотр!
Для меня большая честь быть вашим первым подписчиком из России)) С радостью буду смотреть ваши видео! Зашёл в ваш Instagram, очень красивые работы!!! Я думаю купить такой же сверлильный станок, так и нашел ваш канал! Меня зовут Максим Антонов, приятно познакомиться и продолжайте в том же духе, у вас прекрасно получается!🤝
@@cheyzee Bol'shoye spasibo! Sverlil'nyy stanok Ryobi - otlichnyy stanok nachal'nogo urovnya. YA ochen' rekomenduyu yego po tsene. YA ne znayu, skol'ko oni berut v Rossii, no ya dumayu, chto eto dostupno. Udachi!
Ditch the music
you win some and you lose some. Always working to make the videos top notch!
Awesome instructions on bevel. Goddamn ryobi pukes
Thanks for watching and your feedback. It drives nuts when the instructions are limited and vague.
Dude, please for the love of God choose a different song. TOO LOUD. Definitely not the right song for this kind of work.
Yes I’ve had some complaints about the volume. I’m new at editing and my hearing isn’t great. Unfortunately once I upload and post the video I can’t alter it. But I’ve made some improvements with my latest videos. I’d encourage you to watch my most recent video about the kreg jig workstation, I think the sound levels are much better. I’d really like to hear what you think. As far as the music choices....I try different things hoping to capture the right mood. You win some and you lose some👍. Thanks for the feedback and I hope you come back for more!
You missed a lot of stuff on this unboxing. Poorest review on here.
Tell me 3 things I should covered. You have me interested
@@DudeSawdust
1.) Top ring must be removed with a mallet and sanded to fit properly.
2.) All machining is low class china machining.
3.) Sockets fit over stop pin and tightening bolt.
4.) No lubrication on any of the moving touching/ moving metal parts.
Put one togetherto find out what else you missed.
You backed it up. Much respect. I appreciate you watching 👍