Overview --Part 1-- Old drillpress restoration

Today I want to start a new video series. This will be about the restoration of an old WMW BT10/2 drillpress. Built in 1967 in East Germany. So good old iron ;) I search for such a machine a long time now and were happy to find this at a good pricepoint. The few holes I drilled where so comfortable compared to my cheap Chinese drillpress!
The content of todays video is an overview over the features and problems the drillpress has. Next step will be to completely disassemble the drillpress and solve the problem with the quill.

[@bobdickweed]

That drillpress is built to last....Thanks for sharing...;-p

[@user-tk1mp6yl6l]

Your English is very good for understending! Keep it up!)
Ps. Great drill press choice. See you in next episode!

[@TomokosEnterprize]

I love these styles of drill presses. Far more stable than most post style. I look forward to seeing you do the refit. Thanks bud !

[@benefit8444]

I am first time on your channel and I heard about you from Wintergatan channel! I am happy to see that you have english channel, I look forward to learn stuff from you! Respect! :)

[@scottwillis5434]

Great video, thank you!
Perhaps use cutting fluid or cutting oil for drilling?
I suspect the head goes so low because the taper-mounted chuck could be replaced with a shorter tool of any sort.

[@athrunzala5337]

thanks awaiting your disassembly. I am interested to see how this genius CVT works. Danke

[@damianorourke5109]

looks bloody heavy .

[@africanelectron751]

A cvt on a drill press.... Yea that's high end.

[@FaskaRestoration]

Du bist Deutsch oder? Wenn ja das hört man raus (nicht böse gemeint)

[@AlexCNCen]

Richtig. Hätte mich auch gewundert wenn man es nicht hören würde ;) aber ich denke die Videos helfen mir doch auch sehr mein English zu verbessern.

[@FaskaRestoration]

@@AlexCNCen Hört sich sehr gut an und top Restauration