Anybody using this with a 8 inch drill press?
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Yes I use one and this vise works great!!just have to get it set up nice and square.
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Yes it will hold a 3/8 drill but not sure of the size of grinding bit or wire wheel you will use.
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My experience with the drill press has been drilling light gauge brass. It struggles with that. It is suited for very light hobby work only in my opinion.
1907935
yeah, but you should test/calibrate it with some feeler gauges. I've used it on my drill press to align and square the table and work pieces with very good results. I'd recommend a dial caliper though which can be found for around the same price or a little more.
99996
The hole diameter fits a 7/8" no problem, but with my PortaCable Joiner the kerf of the blade was slightly thinner than the portacable blade,so it wouldn't tighten down, I made a very thin washer out of a piece of steel using 2 hole saws, and it worked fine.
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No..the press is 7&3/4 wide and the bottom of the 8" pan is less than 6", but I use mine on my 10 inch pan even though it leaves space on the sides, it works like a charm. Just move it around on the bacon or what ever and you get desired results.
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The stand is very sturdy. As far as the height that depends on the drill press and how tall you are. Personally I think it is a little short for that application.
779196
A drill press is really the way to go if you can lay the material flat. Otherwise, any corded drill is really better for large hole saws than a cordless
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I have, but not with a hole saw of this type. These bits are designed to drill through material not exceeding the total depth of the drill bit. They are great on glass and ceramic tile not exceeding 1/2" thickness. You would be better served using a large hammer drill with a 2" BIT. The bit itself would have to be as long or longer as the material you're drilling through (i.e., 8" block would require a 10 or 12" bit). These drills and bits are available to rent at most rental tool facilities. The expense of purchasing would exceed $800.00.
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Hi D , I have a 3/8 Milwaukee Drill in my stand and I drill mostly wood ; but I wouldn't hesitate to drill steel at all , just keep in mind that it is not a $500.00 drill press ..It is just what I thought it would be , no it doesn't wobble it .. I love the thing .....Charley D.
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No. I had to modify my drill press to get it to fit and then it makes it useless for being used as a drill press. I would recommend that if you are really serious about doing Mortising to buy a dedicated set up. It is not worth the effort to change out the drill press setup.
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The machine takes a #2 Morris taper - you can use practically any type chuck to it with an adapter. I bought a MT2/JT33 adapter so I could use the old Jacobs and collet chucks from my previous drill press. Check out Grizzly.com for ideas.
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The Eight Inch Set Will Work The Best.....If You Nee A Greater Cutting Depth.....But They Both Will Work Just Fine For Normal Use....
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I don't know what you're referring to, but my husband uses it to mix mud for texturing walls, etc., and he is always bragging about this device, and he tells everyone about it! Many of his construction buddies were envious, he uses it with a DEWALT DW130V 9 Amp 1/2-Inch drill with spade handle - I'm not sure if it fits a 3/8 chuck
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Yes it is 8-32. If you don't have a case prep center, you can buy a small, cheap hex adapter made by Redding for your power drill or press. The product is # 09110. Amazon doesn't seem to have the Redding part and I don't know why RCBS doesn't make something like this. Maybe there are others out there or you may find some kind of adapter at a hardware store.
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It all depends if your drill press has a JT3 taper or a Morse 2 Taper. Most 1/2" drill presses have a Morse 2 taper so you will need a arbor that will fit the Morse 2 taper in your press to the JT3 taper in the chuck. Great chuck!The Arbor is a Woodstock 2744 Hope this helps you.
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It does not come with bits, but a small set of bits will work fine. I usually use an 1/8th inch bit in my drill press.