How to Make a Drill Press Into a Milling Machine
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- My Drill Press Milling Machine Life Hack. This Drill Press is from Harbor Freight 8" 5 speed settings. The Milling Machine Vise I bought off of Amazon. The Milling Bits I bought off of Amazon as well. If you have any questions about the build feel free to leave a question in the comment section of the video. If you like seeing content like this check out my youtube.
YT: / @bunkerbuilder
Milling Vise:
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Milling Bits:
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Drill Press:
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I just bought a vintage cross slide vise this morning for $20 at a yard sale. This ratchet hack looks like it might be helpful. Thanks.
Great tip. Very useful for certain things.
With this information I can sabotage the American factory lines. Thank you, Comrade.
You helped this dude out! I appreciate it. Thanks a Bunch
I'm pretty sure that most everybody out there knows that you can't use a drill press to Mill if the Chuck doesn't fall out on you you're going to wear your press bearings out in little to no time at all it's just not made to do sideways motion up and down motion is all it will hold up to doing
I can confirm this. I tried to use my delta drill press as a mill once and now the chuck constantly falls out :(
Wait? but you have a locking depth gauge that I can see? there’s two nuts on there already, you just need put them on the bottom of the stop tab instead of the top.
That would definitely work! Good idea!
lol, I was planning on commenting the same thing😂
Good idea.
Smart dude!
Great idea!
Ok, that's neat trick
How do you stop the chuck from falling or flying off? Honestly, bearings are no big deal. Do a job, replace the bearings. About what... around $10? Expendable material. But a wild chuck can mess up your part or even possibly injure the operator.
Good tip
In drill press having depth stop bar preventing to go downwards this can be done by swapping the nuts in the bottom side of the bar preventing the quill to move upwards.But i think so,since i dont have one.
Your completely right, I figured that out after I made this lol.
I actually ended up using your idea and it works so much better than the ratcheting method. Thank you for the advice! Hopefully I'll make a video about this someday!
Ohhhhh hahaha cleaver damn rat 🐀
Great tip! Can you tell me more about the threaded rod which prevents the ratchet handle moving? Also, if you don't already have one, please see this gent's video, showing how to install a substitute drawbar on a tapered collet chuck for safe, light milling;
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