I have found one of these in a local pawn shop, and since they have 6"
quill travel I'm interested for pen blank drilling.

The second item of interest is the router/shaper connection on the top
of the head (head rotates 180 degrees), and finally the variable speed
on the front of the drill press.

Found some limited company information on the www.owwm.org site, but
wondering if someone might have a manual for one they own or know of
other sources to search at.

Thanks
Alan

arw01 (in ) said:

| I have found one of these in a local pawn shop, and since they have
| 6" quill travel I'm interested for pen blank drilling.
|
| The second item of interest is the router/shaper connection on the
| top of the head (head rotates 180 degrees), and finally the
| variable speed on the front of the drill press.
|
| Found some limited company information on the www.owwm.org site, but
| wondering if someone might have a manual for one they own or know of
| other sources to search at.

Good drill press. I have one. Try www.toolkraft.com :-)

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Morris Dovey
DeSoto Solar
DeSoto, Iowa USA
http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto

How does the variable speed dial feel when work it. Does it spin ALL
the way around so you can either way or does it have some stops?


Good drill press. I have one. Try www.toolkraft.com :-)

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Morris Dovey
DeSoto Solar
DeSoto, Iowa USA
http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto

arw01 (in ) said:

| How does the variable speed dial feel when work it. Does it spin
| ALL the way around so you can either way or does it have some stops?

The knob turns smoothly left and right as far as the pot it's
connected to allows. If your speed control knob is freewheeling, you
probably need to tighten the set screw. The knob should also
wind/unwind a red plastic tape speed indicator.

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Morris Dovey
DeSoto Solar
DeSoto, Iowa USA
http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto

I decided to pick up the drill press today from the pawnshop.

This model is basically a router motor in a 6 inch plunge container.
The top of the unit has a threaded shaft for a shaper bit, I've not
played with that portion yet. The drill press is load since it's a
true universal motor in there.

Since there was a bit of rust I did some wet sanding and scrubbing to
knock it down a bit. Also I used some white lithium grease on the
keyway the head slide up and down on and adjusted the spring tension
for the return.

Here are some photos:

img
src="http://www.webbyhome.com:8080/ia5/photos/powrkraft/20060617_powrkraft_drill_press_6.jpg"
img
src="http://www.webbyhome.com:8080/ia5/photos/powrkraft/20060617_powrkraft_drill_press_5.jpg"
img
src="http://www.webbyhome.com:8080/ia5/photos/powrkraft/20060617_powrkraft_drill_press_11.jpg"

My IP moved again, think it's back to what it was a month ago again and
it stayed there for 2 years..

img
src="http://65.31.102.31:8080/ia5/photos/powrkraft/20060617_powrkraft..."
img
src="http://65.31.102.31:8080/ia5/photos/powrkraft/20060617_powrkraft..."
img
src="http://65.31.102.31:8080/ia5/photos/powrkraft/20060617_powrkraft..."

I need a new pot for this press.
Mark

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