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Ryobi¹s Laser-Powered Drill Presses?

I hearda 'lectric, gasmolene, hydraulick and muskle powered tools, but I
ain't never hearda no laser-powered.
--
Owen Lowe
The Fly-by-Night Copper Company
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"Fly-by-Night CC" wrote in message
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Ryobi¹s Laser-Powered Drill Presses?

I hearda 'lectric, gasmolene, hydraulick and muskle powered tools, but I
ain't never hearda no laser-powered.
--
Owen Lowe
The Fly-by-Night Copper Company


FIRE the editor. I wish it really was laser powered, no more drill bits.

Leon wrote:
"Fly-by-Night CC" wrote in message
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Ryobi¹s Laser-Powered Drill Presses?

I hearda 'lectric, gasmolene, hydraulick and muskle powered tools, but I
ain't never hearda no laser-powered.


FIRE the editor. I wish it really was laser powered, no more drill bits.

Hey! My laser drill press is burning the wood!
A-yep. It's 'sposed to do that.

R

"Fly-by-Night CC" wrote in message
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Ryobi¹s Laser-Powered Drill Presses?

I hearda 'lectric, gasmolene, hydraulick and muskle powered tools, but I
ain't never hearda no laser-powered.
--

Looks like it has a self contained rotary laser generator hanging off the
back.


This was allegedly designed for woodworkers, but in spite of the words in
print, the tables look the same as any other drill press.
--
Ed
http://pages.cthome.net/edhome/

Fly-by-Night CC wrote:
http://www.woodworkersjournal.com/ezine/toolpreview.cfm
Ryobi¹s Laser-Powered Drill Presses?

I hearda 'lectric, gasmolene, hydraulick and muskle powered tools, but I
ain't never hearda no laser-powered.
It's obviously a standard Ryobi drill press with the red laser pointers.
You can buy this. Or simply lower the bit to almost contact the
surface, adjust the piece to the center, hang on, start the motor, and
punch the hole. Cheaper way, I would guess.
mahalo,
grumpy

Mr Shim,

I hearda 'lectric, gasmolene, hydraulick and muskle powered tools, but I
ain't never hearda no laser-powered.

I wonder what it costs to replace the flux capacitor?

David.