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Fosdick drill press company
Are they still in business, could not find anything
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"Ignoramus9171" wrote in message ... Are they still in business, could not find anything ** Sent from my Google phone ** I apologize for any typos ** Sounds like a fearless business. :) |
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On Sep 9, 6:10*pm, Ignoramus9171
wrote: Are they still in business, could not find anything ** Sent from my Google phone ** I apologize for any typos ** I dont' think so, but they make a heck of a drill. I had one a while ago. Ii weighed around 2500". Lot of iron in it. Weighed almost as much as my Dad's radial drill. JW |
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On Wed, 9 Sep 2009 16:52:23 -0700, the infamous "Calif Bill"
scrawled the following: "Ignoramus9171" wrote in message m... Are they still in business, could not find anything ** Sent from my Google phone ** I apologize for any typos ** Sounds like a fearless business. :) Right you are, Mr. Tracy. -- Government is like a baby. An alimentary canal with a big appetite at one end and no sense of responsibility at the other. --Ronald Reagan |
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Fosdick drill press company
On 2009-09-10, cyberzl1 wrote:
On Sep 9, 6:10?pm, Ignoramus9171 wrote: Are they still in business, could not find anything ** Sent from my Google phone ** I apologize for any typos ** I dont' think so, but they make a heck of a drill. I had one a while ago. Ii weighed around 2500". Lot of iron in it. Weighed almost as much as my Dad's radial drill. I looked at one today, someone was selling it. What an amazing machine. I wish I had space for it. Pictures are he http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/Fosdick-Drill-Press/ This machine probably weighs 1,300 lbs or so. If I get the price down to $200 or so, maybe I will reconsider. i |
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"Ignoramus12651" wrote in message
... On 2009-09-10, cyberzl1 wrote: On Sep 9, 6:10?pm, Ignoramus9171 wrote: Are they still in business, could not find anything ** Sent from my Google phone ** I apologize for any typos ** I dont' think so, but they make a heck of a drill. I had one a while ago. Ii weighed around 2500". Lot of iron in it. Weighed almost as much as my Dad's radial drill. I looked at one today, someone was selling it. What an amazing machine. I wish I had space for it. Pictures are he http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/Fosdick-Drill-Press/ This machine probably weighs 1,300 lbs or so. If I get the price down to $200 or so, maybe I will reconsider. The only Fosdick we ever interfaced with had a MT3 taper spindle and quite a heavy duty quill. I call those machines, and many of the others in their class WWII machines since they were usually made during that time period AND survived until today. Some other brands that were once made huge and impressive: Buffalo Cincinnati Bickford Clausing Daytons Delta Rockwell (?) Enco Ibarmia Juaristi Manhattan Supply Palmgren Republic Lagoon Rockford Solberga (Willis Solberga now?) Sterlitamak Summit Willis Wisconsin Almost any radial arm drill press made before 1975... Not all drill press-only machines, but all quite useful at times for big manual drilling jobs. -- Regards, Joe Agro, Jr. (800) 871-5022 01.908.542.0244 Automatic / Pneumatic Drills: http://www.AutoDrill.com Multiple Spindle Drills: http://www.Multi-Drill.com Production Tapping: http://Production-Tapping-Equipment.com/ Flagship Site: http://www.Drill-N-Tap.com VIDEOS: http://www.youtube.com/user/AutoDrill V8013-R |
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On Sep 10, 11:39*am, Ignoramus12651 ignoramus12...@NOSPAM.
12651.invalid wrote: On 2009-09-10, cyberzl1 wrote: On Sep 9, 6:10?pm, Ignoramus9171 wrote: Are they still in business, could not find anything ** Sent from my Google phone ** I apologize for any typos ** I dont' think so, but they make a heck of a drill. *I had one a while ago. *Ii weighed around 2500". *Lot of iron in it. *Weighed almost as much as my Dad's radial drill. I looked at one today, someone was selling it. What an amazing machine. I wish I had space for it. Pictures are he * * * * *http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/Fosdick-Drill-Press/ This machine probably weighs 1,300 lbs or so. If I get the price down to $200 or so, maybe I will reconsider. i Looks like a smaller version of the drill I had. Mine was a 24" Drill. It was big. MT3, which is why I got rid of it. Nothing wrong with MT3, but my other press was MT4, and so is Dad's. Common tooling is nice. JW |
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On 2009-09-10, cyberzl1 wrote:
Looks like a smaller version of the drill I had. Mine was a 24" Drill. It was big. MT3, which is why I got rid of it. Nothing wrong with MT3, but my other press was MT4, and so is Dad's. Common tooling is nice. It is nice to have a daddy with a MT4 drill press. The only drill my Dad has is a 1/4" handheld drill. He is not using it much. Anyway, I would imagine that much of your time is spend with reducing Morse adaptors. Want a MT4 to MT1 adaptor? i |
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On Sep 10, 1:39*pm, Ignoramus12651 ignoramus12...@NOSPAM.
12651.invalid wrote: On 2009-09-10, cyberzl1 wrote: Looks like a smaller version of the drill I had. *Mine was a 24" Drill. *It was big. *MT3, which is why I got rid of it. *Nothing wrong with MT3, but my other press was MT4, and so is Dad's. *Common tooling is nice. It is nice to have a daddy with a MT4 drill press. The only drill my Dad has is a 1/4" handheld drill. He is not using it much. Anyway, I would imagine that much of your time is spend with reducing Morse adaptors. Want a MT4 to MT1 adaptor? i Hmm? We both have MT4. Couple of good Jacob's chucks with MT4 shank. We have some taper shank drills, but pretty random (and big, 2"+). Jw |
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Anyway, I would imagine that much of your time is spend with reducing Morse adaptors. Want a MT4 to MT1 adaptor? Yes, it would take me three adapters to that now. Don't know that I'd ever run that small a drill in my radial arm unit but at least I could. Karl |
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On Thu, 10 Sep 2009 13:39:29 -0500, Ignoramus12651
wrote: On 2009-09-10, cyberzl1 wrote: Looks like a smaller version of the drill I had. Mine was a 24" Drill. It was big. MT3, which is why I got rid of it. Nothing wrong with MT3, but my other press was MT4, and so is Dad's. Common tooling is nice. It is nice to have a daddy with a MT4 drill press. The only drill my Dad has is a 1/4" handheld drill. He is not using it much. Anyway, I would imagine that much of your time is spend with reducing Morse adaptors. Want a MT4 to MT1 adaptor? i How about MT4 to JT0? Gerry :-)} London, Canada |
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"Ignoramus12651" wrote in message ... On 2009-09-10, cyberzl1 wrote: Looks like a smaller version of the drill I had. Mine was a 24" Drill. It was big. MT3, which is why I got rid of it. Nothing wrong with MT3, but my other press was MT4, and so is Dad's. Common tooling is nice. It is nice to have a daddy with a MT4 drill press. The only drill my Dad has is a 1/4" handheld drill. He is not using it much. Anyway, I would imagine that much of your time is spend with reducing Morse adaptors. Want a MT4 to MT1 adaptor? i My dad's machine shop had a very similar drill. Drilled thousands of 1" holes in 1" plate with that unit. For the base of Padeyes that we welded on to ships that were being scrapped. weld on the padeye to the deck, hook up a crane and cut deck out of ship. Load holds with scrap metal, replace deck and weld it closed. Tow boat to Japan. Late 1950's. Sack a bunch of bases, and turn on the coolent and autofeed the drill. |
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On Thu, 10 Sep 2009 11:39:16 -0500, Ignoramus12651
wrote: On 2009-09-10, cyberzl1 wrote: On Sep 9, 6:10?pm, Ignoramus9171 wrote: Are they still in business, could not find anything ** Sent from my Google phone ** I apologize for any typos ** I dont' think so, but they make a heck of a drill. I had one a while ago. Ii weighed around 2500". Lot of iron in it. Weighed almost as much as my Dad's radial drill. I looked at one today, someone was selling it. What an amazing machine. I wish I had space for it. Pictures are he http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/Fosdick-Drill-Press/ This machine probably weighs 1,300 lbs or so. If I get the price down to $200 or so, maybe I will reconsider. i While its cool, neat, amazing, boffo, astounding and really really far out maaan...why would you but it? Its ****ing HUGE. Now do you normally run 3" bits in your shop? I dont. So stick with either my mills, or the 1hp Delta drill press. The current Democratic party has lost its ideological basis for existence. - It is NOT fiscally responsible. - It is NOT ethically honorable. - It has started wars based on lies. - It does not support the well-being of americans - only billionaires. - It has suppresed constitutional guaranteed liberties. - It has foisted a liar as president upon America. - It has violated US national sovereignty in trade treaties. - It has refused to enforce the national borders. ....It no longer has valid reasons to exist. Lorad474 |
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On 2009-09-12, Gunner Asch wrote:
http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/Fosdick-Drill-Press/ If I get the price down to $200 or so, maybe I will reconsider. While its cool, neat, amazing, boffo, astounding and really really far out maaan...why would you but it? Its ****ing HUGE. Now do you normally run 3" bits in your shop? I dont. So stick with either my mills, or the 1hp Delta drill press. I just like it, because it is cool, neat, amazing, boffo, astounding and really really far out. i |
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"Ignoramus25441" wrote in message news On 2009-09-12, Gunner Asch wrote: http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/Fosdick-Drill-Press/ If I get the price down to $200 or so, maybe I will reconsider. While its cool, neat, amazing, boffo, astounding and really really far out maaan...why would you but it? Its ****ing HUGE. Now do you normally run 3" bits in your shop? I dont. So stick with either my mills, or the 1hp Delta drill press. I just like it, because it is cool, neat, amazing, boffo, astounding and really really far out. i geez - why is it that I can't find a guy like you out here on the left coast to take this darned Gallmeyer and Livingston universal grinder - it has all those ajectives also, and you (or your west coast clone) can have it at your price...... or this burgmaster 6 spindle drill press at about the same price.... |
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On 2009-09-12, Bill Noble wrote:
"Ignoramus25441" wrote in message news On 2009-09-12, Gunner Asch wrote: http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/Fosdick-Drill-Press/ If I get the price down to $200 or so, maybe I will reconsider. While its cool, neat, amazing, boffo, astounding and really really far out maaan...why would you but it? Its ****ing HUGE. Now do you normally run 3" bits in your shop? I dont. So stick with either my mills, or the 1hp Delta drill press. I just like it, because it is cool, neat, amazing, boffo, astounding and really really far out. i geez - why is it that I can't find a guy like you out here on the left coast to take this darned Gallmeyer and Livingston universal grinder - it has all those ajectives also, and you (or your west coast clone) can have it at your price...... or this burgmaster 6 spindle drill press at about the same price.... post picture of the burgmaster... |
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On Sat, 12 Sep 2009 08:01:32 -0700, "Bill Noble"
wrote: "Ignoramus25441" wrote in message news On 2009-09-12, Gunner Asch wrote: http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/Fosdick-Drill-Press/ If I get the price down to $200 or so, maybe I will reconsider. While its cool, neat, amazing, boffo, astounding and really really far out maaan...why would you but it? Its ****ing HUGE. Now do you normally run 3" bits in your shop? I dont. So stick with either my mills, or the 1hp Delta drill press. I just like it, because it is cool, neat, amazing, boffo, astounding and really really far out. i geez - why is it that I can't find a guy like you out here on the left coast to take this darned Gallmeyer and Livingston universal grinder - it has all those ajectives also, and you (or your west coast clone) can have it at your price...... or this burgmaster 6 spindle drill press at about the same price.... Burgmeister? Which one? Gunner The current Democratic party has lost its ideological basis for existence. - It is NOT fiscally responsible. - It is NOT ethically honorable. - It has started wars based on lies. - It does not support the well-being of americans - only billionaires. - It has suppresed constitutional guaranteed liberties. - It has foisted a liar as president upon America. - It has violated US national sovereignty in trade treaties. - It has refused to enforce the national borders. ....It no longer has valid reasons to exist. Lorad474 |
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geez - why is it that I can't find a guy like you out here on the left coast to take this darned Gallmeyer and Livingston universal grinder - it has all those ajectives also, and you (or your west coast clone) can have it at your price...... or this burgmaster 6 spindle drill press at about the same price.... post picture of the burgmaster... sent to you directly - if anyone else wants a copy of these photos, just ask |
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