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Sigourney High speed drill press?
I wound up with a dual Sigourney M-100 high speed drill press..or
rather 2 of them on a single table. much like this single unit found on a web search http://goldmachinery.com/cc/catalog.cgi?5527 http://goldmachinery.com/cc/catalog.cgi?2014 This had been stuck away in a dark corner of a shop for many years..they couldnt get it to run, so they stuck it away. When I noticed it under a thick layer of dust..they told me to take it home. On a hunch, I pulled them apart and found them to be wired for 480vts, and changed em to 230. They now run like raped apes, and with a .02 drill bit was able to drill quickly and easily to .5 in 303. Very sensitive feel. Bearings were gummy, so filled the quills with ATF, which it seemed to like. Anyone have any casual info on these? The assembly is marked "Sold by Pratt and Whitney", along with the Sigourney labels. Rather fascinating little *******s, and well designed and engineered. Gunner "Pax Americana is a philosophy. Hardly an empire. Making sure other people play nice and dont kill each other (and us) off in job lots is hardly empire building, particularly when you give them self determination under "play nice" rules. Think of it as having your older brother knock the **** out of you for torturing the cat." Gunner |
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Sigourney High speed drill press?
Gunner Asch wrote:
I wound up with a dual Sigourney M-100 high speed drill press..or rather 2 of them on a single table. much like this single unit found on a web search http://goldmachinery.com/cc/catalog.cgi?5527 http://goldmachinery.com/cc/catalog.cgi?2014 This had been stuck away in a dark corner of a shop for many years..they couldnt get it to run, so they stuck it away. When I noticed it under a thick layer of dust..they told me to take it home. On a hunch, I pulled them apart and found them to be wired for 480vts, and changed em to 230. They now run like raped apes, and with a .02 ^^^^^^^^^^ That made me chuckle. I'll store that phrase for future use... Nice looking drill presses. Good find. Chris |
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Sigourney High speed drill press?
Gunner, you looking to get rid of one of these?
Bill |
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