Pure io sentivo la mia mancanza :-) purtroppo ho avuto pochissimo tempo in questi giorni e ho dovuto rallentare un po, ma sono gia in opera ad un nuovo video :-)
Thank you for making this video. This gives me so many ideas that I can do to get more use out of my drill press. Each one of your examples that you showed are outstanding. I especially like the last one with the HD motor. You basically just made a lathe by using the HD Motor. Love It
This press has worked like a charm for my projects th-cam.com/users/postUgkxajoEbapTfqWaadnqb04h6U576yxXp-FE . I didn't even secure it to my table top, mainly due to the fact that I was using a 15 lbs drill vise. It's not flimsy at all as to what others have claimed it to be. Make sure the locking nuts and levers are secured and there won't be any issues with light pressure and patience. I was able to drill through aluminum, plastic, and steel (steel took a while) with no problems at all. Yeah it took a little longer than a regular drill press, but I don't have the space OR the money for one.The instruction manual was worthless, but luckily assembling the press was intuitive. However, the manual would be good for ordering replacement parts if needed. There is a nice breakdown of the parts that are included in the kit. Before ordering, make sure it is compatible with your unit, it is clearly stated what models the press is compatible with.This was an excellent purchase for $40!!
The hole in the centre of the bolt head would be much easier and accurate if you put the centre bit on the lower chuck and the bolt was spinning on the drill, like you marked the spot. That is how a lathe works
No. It is the same in this case because both the drill bit and the drill piece are cylindrical in nature and their centers of gravity lie on their vertical axis and their axis aligns with the chuck axis. When you spin something, it's best if the center of gravity is at the middle or a long the spinning axis. Or else, the piece will try to escape due to centrifugal force. In case of a lathe, the piece is always cylindrical in nature so that it will spin smoothly along with the chuck. The cutting tools of a lathe is not always axial symmetry so it must not spin. English is not my first language and it's difficult for me to explain the physics so I hope you understand.
L'importante è che non lo fai con quel' obbiettivo. Fai video solo per divertimento e metti il massimo impegno ma non cercare il successo altrimenti ti fermerai. Fai piu video possibile e non guardare indietro, vedrai che prima o poi, se porterai contenuti interessanti, troverai il tuo pubblico.
Dear Daniele Tartaglia, I watch your videos with interest. In this video, in the part of drilling a hole in the center of a bolt, I was thinking that you would attach the bolt to the drill and the drill bit to the fixed chuck on the stand, as in the promotional image of the video. I'm not as professional as you, but when you do it the way you do, no matter how much you fine-tune it, it becomes off-center. I think better results can be achieved when you connect the part to be drilled to the drill or rotating equipment, as in a lathe. Kind regards.
Complimenti per l'ennesimo video utile per gli appassionati di fai da te. Volevo chiederti che hard disk usi, poiché da quelli che ho smontato io non è possibile staccare il rotore. Si tratta di modelli particolari o c'è sempre la possibilità di staccarsi il rotore?
@@lorenzosalerno2058 nono francamente non so dirti se ci siano delle marche che prediligono il motore riportato ma più probabilmente è una questione di costo (il motore integrato non smontabile costa sicuramente meno ai produttori) quando vai in fiera a comperare gli hard disk per questo uso (naturalmente roba usata e malfunzionante: da quelle bancarelle che vendono "roba da testare, nessuna garanzia") prova ad osservare se vedi le tre viti a 120° attorno al motore ( sempre che il circuito sia abbastanza corto da permetterlo) mi pare di ricordare che in alcuni modelli le viti sono passanti e quindi dovresti riuscire a vedere i fori filettati
5:38 Hey guys, for #2... Does anyone know what size bolt he's dropping down inside the chuck?? 3/8 maybe?? I have a 1/2 chuck I'm trying to attach to the table, but not sure what size to use (the 1/2 course thread bolts at the store didn't work). I saw another video where he put the bolt from below the table, and threaded it UP into the chuck (not drop the bolt inside the chuck). That method seems more secure. Thanks for any help!
When your vise costs more than your drill-press...... Why use the center punch? Defeats the purpose of centering the chuck and the use of a center drill.... ;)
Precisely! Most of what is shown in this video would not be a problem if you didn't cheap out on your drill press, which isn't hard since even i was able to buy a very sturdy and heavy 220V vintage press for half the price of what is sold as "professional" these days. It even manages to be heavier than pretty much all cheap floor presses being sold right now despite it just being a bench press.
Nel primo progetto sarebbe meglio uno scatolato in ferro/alluminio per non avere comunque flessione... Ottima idea... quanto tempo.... meritato riposo...
Hai ragione, ma se usato in modo verticale e perpendicolare, anche il multistrato va bene. Avrei potuto usare l' alluminio, ma ho preferito usare materiale più economico. 😜
@@DanieleTartaglia A préciser pour les néophytes, que tout dépend du diamètre à percer. Faire des tutos avec au départ du matériel pourri....vous ne pouvez convaincre que des bricoleurs de parking qui ne connaissent rien dans le domaine mécanique !
Bueno es una critica constructiva la primera no me gustó ,tenías que sacar la base y reforzarla de otra forma , sin ponerle un tope ,las otras están muy bien,un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia (España)
Never ever drill steel on top of wood as it allows the metal to get hotter than it would if it were sitting on clod plate .The drill bits burn off the tipp hardened edge very quickly .If you are drilling alot of holes .Just mix a cup of luke warm water with a tablespoon of dish soap and two spoons of cooking oil .Mix with a good shake and use a spray bottle as you drill .It will even prolong the life of cheap drill bits.50 years at stainless steel boat chandlery and it is wonderious as it means you wont get infected from the water oil mix whan u use soap,
Il est impératif d'avoir une vitesse adaptée au diamètre du foret, nul besoin de ces conseils de bricolo, pour la lubrification il suffit d'acheter de l'huile de coupe, c'est en vente en dans les magasins , casto , merlin, etc...
No as I stated never use wood to support and the mix I mentioned above is what all pro workshops use .All oils on their own are lubricants, meaning they reduce friction between metals (that includes WD40)For example say you use oil to cut metal with a hacksaw .It will prolong the life the life of the blade as there is reduced friction and so reduced cutting for the same reason, So try any oil washing up liquid and water .then try with oil .Time yourself for both methods .You will have saved your blade by cooling and cut faster by increasing friction.If someone started in my workshop I would normally set tasks for them without any method implied .If someone grabbed a piece of wood and oil I'd wouldn't pay engineer's rate ,It armature.
@@outbackchillin5628 oh I get what you're saying. That drill press will stall, I will shut it off, if (and it's never remotely happened to me) it happens to try and steal my glove. Plus I'm pretty possessive and it isn't allowed my glove.
Only a fool wears gloves around rotating equipment,,,,,and don;t fall for the "tear away:" BS,,,,It will pull your hand in as they are tearing away and anything weak enough to rip away is not strong enough to protect your hand from much of anything.. Loose the gloves or loose a finger, Better to have a couple of stitches in your thumb then not to have a thumb to get stitches in. ,,,,, and yes, Even a baby Harbor Freight drill press has enough power and inertia to tear you thumb right off your hand,
Cheap staff! Completely unprofessional. Using gloves while using drill, he.may get an accident, using a drill bit not sharpen properly (it cuts only on one side), using an inappropriate drill bit for wood, using an inappropriate drill, an amateur just looking for TH-cam watchers.
I wear one time gloves for drilling long time ago. I was 15 y. This pain I remember for present day. Drilling machine wasn't strong but I was stand twisted in chinese 15. For maschining newer use gloves. Cutted skin is better dan 4 fingers from 5.
C'est quoi cette perceuse pourrie? encore un bricolo de parking avec des solutions ridicules. Acheter du bon matériel au départ me semble plus judicieux. S.V.P, quelle est la marque de cette perceuse, juste pour éviter que d'autres s'en inspire !
Cominciavi a mancarmi! Grande ritorno!
Pure io sentivo la mia mancanza :-) purtroppo ho avuto pochissimo tempo in questi giorni e ho dovuto rallentare un po, ma sono gia in opera ad un nuovo video :-)
@@DanieleTartaglia 😂😂😂
BENISSIMO non vediamo l'ora
Danielle eres un genio! Tu último ejemplo me resolvió un atasco que tenía en un proyecto! Gracias!!!!
Never! use gloves when using a drillpress. The cloth will catch and pull your fingers into the spindel.
Lets also talk about that homemade miter saw... thing is wild.
@@LordxJoe... and table saw. Especially table saw. Number one trauma-prone device
Thank you for making this video. This gives me so many ideas that I can do to get more use out of my drill press.
Each one of your examples that you showed are outstanding. I especially like the last one with the HD motor. You basically just made a lathe by using the HD Motor. Love It
If i am in italy means i meet u and learn many things from you sir💖
É bello rivederti dopo questa pausa
Grazie mille, ora riprendo alla grande 😄
This press has worked like a charm for my projects th-cam.com/users/postUgkxajoEbapTfqWaadnqb04h6U576yxXp-FE . I didn't even secure it to my table top, mainly due to the fact that I was using a 15 lbs drill vise. It's not flimsy at all as to what others have claimed it to be. Make sure the locking nuts and levers are secured and there won't be any issues with light pressure and patience. I was able to drill through aluminum, plastic, and steel (steel took a while) with no problems at all. Yeah it took a little longer than a regular drill press, but I don't have the space OR the money for one.The instruction manual was worthless, but luckily assembling the press was intuitive. However, the manual would be good for ordering replacement parts if needed. There is a nice breakdown of the parts that are included in the kit. Before ordering, make sure it is compatible with your unit, it is clearly stated what models the press is compatible with.This was an excellent purchase for $40!!
Great ideas, and really cool music 👌
The hole in the centre of the bolt head would be much easier and accurate if you put the centre bit on the lower chuck and the bolt was spinning on the drill, like you marked the spot.
That is how a lathe works
No. It is the same in this case because both the drill bit and the drill piece are cylindrical in nature and their centers of gravity lie on their vertical axis and their axis aligns with the chuck axis.
When you spin something, it's best if the center of gravity is at the middle or a long the spinning axis. Or else, the piece will try to escape due to centrifugal force.
In case of a lathe, the piece is always cylindrical in nature so that it will spin smoothly along with the chuck. The cutting tools of a lathe is not always axial symmetry so it must not spin.
English is not my first language and it's difficult for me to explain the physics so I hope you understand.
Man, we needed this. Give us more of these fantastic ideas for the workshop. Beautiful.
Sei sempre molto preciso nelle spiegazioni, e ti sei creato una community molto bella, spero di riuscirci anch'io un giorno.
L'importante è che non lo fai con quel' obbiettivo. Fai video solo per divertimento e metti il massimo impegno ma non cercare il successo altrimenti ti fermerai. Fai piu video possibile e non guardare indietro, vedrai che prima o poi, se porterai contenuti interessanti, troverai il tuo pubblico.
@@DanieleTartaglia Grazie per avermi dedicato la tua attenzione, ne farò tesoro.
All very useful, thanks.
Grande Daniele.. direi che è ora di comprare un serie di punte da legno..😁😁👍
Mai usate, ho sempre usato quelle da ferro :-) Ma giuro che prima o poi mi farò una serie 😀
So many cute tools
Ya buy a cheap drill press ya get a cheap drill press,get over it😂😂😂😂😂
Dear Daniele Tartaglia, I watch your videos with interest. In this video, in the part of drilling a hole in the center of a bolt, I was thinking that you would attach the bolt to the drill and the drill bit to the fixed chuck on the stand, as in the promotional image of the video. I'm not as professional as you, but when you do it the way you do, no matter how much you fine-tune it, it becomes off-center. I think better results can be achieved when you connect the part to be drilled to the drill or rotating equipment, as in a lathe. Kind regards.
Very good ideas
Very nice ideas
I use a scissor jack for the table support.
What's the brand of your drill press Thank you
Complimenti per l'ennesimo video utile per gli appassionati di fai da te. Volevo chiederti che hard disk usi, poiché da quelli che ho smontato io non è possibile staccare il rotore. Si tratta di modelli particolari o c'è sempre la possibilità di staccarsi il rotore?
non sempre puoi staccare il motore, in realtà capita soprattutto nei modelli vecchi, adesso più facilmente li trovi integrati nel telaio
@@zolatanaffa87 grazie, iniziavo a pensare che fossi io il problema.
@@lorenzosalerno2058 nono francamente non so dirti se ci siano delle marche che prediligono il motore riportato ma più probabilmente è una questione di costo (il motore integrato non smontabile costa sicuramente meno ai produttori) quando vai in fiera a comperare gli hard disk per questo uso (naturalmente roba usata e malfunzionante: da quelle bancarelle che vendono "roba da testare, nessuna garanzia") prova ad osservare se vedi le tre viti a 120° attorno al motore ( sempre che il circuito sia abbastanza corto da permetterlo) mi pare di ricordare che in alcuni modelli le viti sono passanti e quindi dovresti riuscire a vedere i fori filettati
a really neat idea, thank you
5:38 Hey guys, for #2... Does anyone know what size bolt he's dropping down inside the chuck?? 3/8 maybe?? I have a 1/2 chuck I'm trying to attach to the table, but not sure what size to use (the 1/2 course thread bolts at the store didn't work).
I saw another video where he put the bolt from below the table, and threaded it UP into the chuck (not drop the bolt inside the chuck). That method seems more secure. Thanks for any help!
I have discovered through trial and error the size of the bolt that fits into the 1/2 chuck is a 1/4" bolt.
I just use a small bottle jack or scissor jack from my car.
Just use an old car scissor jack under the table
Grazie!👍🔝
Отлично!
Простые решения - самые действенные.
wuts the point of the hole down the center of the bolt?
Ho messo mi piace al video anche se alla fine io non avrei mai distrutto un hard-disk per arrotondare quel legno.
you've got so good ideas, awesome brainwork and solutions
Eccezionale video, come al solito. Complimenti per la tua inventiva
number one
Naxt big project
Using a calliper as scriber this is sacrilege!
When your vise costs more than your drill-press......
Why use the center punch? Defeats the purpose of centering the chuck and the use of a center drill.... ;)
Precisely! Most of what is shown in this video would not be a problem if you didn't cheap out on your drill press, which isn't hard since even i was able to buy a very sturdy and heavy 220V vintage press for half the price of what is sold as "professional" these days. It even manages to be heavier than pretty much all cheap floor presses being sold right now despite it just being a bench press.
Siempre hay una solucion para no agujerear, en este caso la base del taladro.
Nel primo progetto sarebbe meglio uno scatolato in ferro/alluminio per non avere comunque flessione... Ottima idea... quanto tempo.... meritato riposo...
Hai ragione, ma se usato in modo verticale e perpendicolare, anche il multistrato va bene. Avrei potuto usare l' alluminio, ma ho preferito usare materiale più economico. 😜
What about pinball project?
A workshop full of shiny tools to fix a cheap pillar drill. 😂
I'llgive you a tip. Don't use a Vernier as a scriber.
Great informative video, Thank you very much.
Wearing gloves while using a drill press is a BIG NO NO!
Belle video de qualite
A quanti giri lo imposti per forare l'acciaio??
220 giri al minuto e olio da taglio
@@DanieleTartaglia grazie molto gentile👏
@@DanieleTartaglia A préciser pour les néophytes, que tout dépend du diamètre à percer.
Faire des tutos avec au départ du matériel pourri....vous ne pouvez convaincre que des bricoleurs de parking qui ne connaissent rien dans le domaine mécanique !
Спасибо
I am waiting for your video from 1 month
alguien entendió para que sirve la idea numero 2???
holding the workpiece by hand is dangerous. gloves near a spinning cutter is dangerous.
And you give advice when no one asked for your opinion! Stfu
I agree which is why he should have used a vice. It was at that moment I began to wonder about the value of the tips.
Bueno es una critica constructiva la primera no me gustó ,tenías que sacar la base y reforzarla de otra forma , sin ponerle un tope ,las otras están muy bien,un saludo cordial y por supuesto un gran like desde Narón , Galicia (España)
Sir plz meke flex shaft machine for 0-4mm shank
Plz sir
Never ever drill steel on top of wood as it allows the metal to get hotter than it would if it were sitting on clod plate .The drill bits burn off the tipp hardened edge very quickly .If you are drilling alot of holes .Just mix a cup of luke warm water with a tablespoon of dish soap and two spoons of cooking oil .Mix with a good shake and use a spray bottle as you drill .It will even prolong the life of cheap drill bits.50 years at stainless steel boat chandlery and it is wonderious as it means you wont get infected from the water oil mix whan u use soap,
Il est impératif d'avoir une vitesse adaptée au diamètre du foret, nul besoin de ces conseils de bricolo, pour la lubrification il suffit d'acheter de l'huile de coupe, c'est en vente en dans les magasins , casto , merlin, etc...
You could also just squirt a little WD40 on the bit if you’re drilling a piece of steel sitting on a wood platform bro.
No as I stated never use wood to support and the mix I mentioned above is what all pro workshops use .All oils on their own are lubricants, meaning they reduce friction between metals (that includes WD40)For example say you use oil to cut metal with a hacksaw .It will prolong the life the life of the blade as there is reduced friction and so reduced cutting for the same reason, So try any oil washing up liquid and water .then try with oil .Time yourself for both methods .You will have saved your blade by cooling and cut faster by increasing friction.If someone started in my workshop I would normally set tasks for them without any method implied .If someone grabbed a piece of wood and oil I'd wouldn't pay engineer's rate ,It armature.
Thanks for the tip, it's quite helpful as I didn't drill that much but I have to soon. Now I don't need to buy any special stuff.
don't use gloves on a drill press , or anything else that spins !
I'd rather wear tight fitting gloves than get a metal sliver.
@@justin2588 then you don't know why you shouldn't wear gloves :-)
@@outbackchillin5628 oh I get what you're saying. That drill press will stall, I will shut it off, if (and it's never remotely happened to me) it happens to try and steal my glove. Plus I'm pretty possessive and it isn't allowed my glove.
Should use an engineering Vise for holding metal plate when drilling.
What about a wire wheel on a bench grinder? I'd rather the glove get cut up than me
gees the music noise... why ?
Bro hope it doesn't happen. You never wear gloves when you are using a drill press. Take it from a tool maker . Very dangerous. Please .
Saw him at the Ramen place earlier eating with his face.
His hands are gone now but he still manages 🙌🏽
Nice veedio
Bentornato
Only a fool wears gloves around rotating equipment,,,,,and don;t fall for the "tear away:" BS,,,,It will pull your hand in as they are tearing away and anything weak enough to rip away is not strong enough to protect your hand from much of anything..
Loose the gloves or loose a finger, Better to have a couple of stitches in your thumb then not to have a thumb to get stitches in. ,,,,, and yes, Even a baby Harbor Freight drill press has enough power and inertia to tear you thumb right off your hand,
Maybe you should just invest in a proper drill press...
i like you 😍😍😍
Beceriyorsun danıele
👍👍👍
👍❤
ну такое себе
First view
What is this, kindergarten tips? 😂
Cheap staff! Completely unprofessional. Using gloves while using drill, he.may get an accident, using a drill bit not sharpen properly (it cuts only on one side), using an inappropriate drill bit for wood, using an inappropriate drill, an amateur just looking for TH-cam watchers.
I know right? I love it!
I wear one time gloves for drilling long time ago. I was 15 y. This pain I remember for present day. Drilling machine wasn't strong but I was stand twisted in chinese 15. For maschining newer use gloves. Cutted skin is better dan 4 fingers from 5.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🔝🔝💯
JFC, lose that music.
Still moves up and down,lol,wood is flexible why didn't he use iron,lol😂😂😂😂
Someone sugggested to use a car jack. That's quite smart and done in seconds, too.
hahahaha
C'est quoi cette perceuse pourrie? encore un bricolo de parking avec des solutions ridicules.
Acheter du bon matériel au départ me semble plus judicieux.
S.V.P, quelle est la marque de cette perceuse, juste pour éviter que d'autres s'en inspire !
Cambia trapano.
you need to edit down to a couple of minutes, then delete it for ever!
All this time making all this crap, you could spend making decent table with solid vice.
This is past stupid,lol