FWIW...

https://www.flickr.com/photos/27532210@N04/

The trigger is held by a small plastic ratcheting clamp that came with a quick
clamp kit. Seems to work well. Can get very low speed with the powerful DeWalt
drill on its slowest setting. Seems to not bog down, either.

That's preliminary. Don't plan on using it a lot. It's lighter than when the
stock drill press motor was attached to it. The drill is holstered to keep it
from wiggling, with some hot melt glue to keep it from popping out. To remove
the drill, the hot melt glue can be easily removed using a little isopropyl
alcohol. But won't need to, I have several of those drills.

I think the slower speed makes a big difference.
Should have done this a long time ago.







I wrote:

FWIW...

https://www.flickr.com/photos/27532210@N04/

The trigger is held by a small plastic ratcheting clamp that came with a
quick clamp kit. Seems to work well. Can get very low speed with the
powerful DeWalt drill on its slowest setting. Seems to not bog down,
either.

That's preliminary. Don't plan on using it a lot. It's lighter than when
the stock drill press motor was attached to it. The drill is holstered
to keep it from wiggling, with some hot melt glue to keep it from
popping out. To remove the drill, the hot melt glue can be easily
removed using a little isopropyl alcohol. But won't need to, I have
several of those drills.