Drill press stand

Nice job on the stand. It looks very handy

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I have a stand thats real close to that one. The only thing I don’t like about it is I always forget to push the drawer completely closed and then I have a drawer full of wood chunks .It’ not the stands fault just me….......Schloemoe

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This site drives me nuts!!! I can’t blink without seeing another project that I need to attempt. I made a drill bit storage board and now that I have a day off, I guess I should head over to the shop and build a stand with drawers to house the board.

Nice job on the stand.

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Good idea well done

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I need to build one of those. Great job.

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do you with you had a floor model drill press, or does that bench top do you ok? what do you all have in your shop?

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falegniam the bench top works pretty good but I’m upgrading to a Ridgid floor model drill press in the next month or two. As far as my shop goes theres a 10”table saw, 12”miter saw, router table, 14”band saw, dust collector, and a air compressor rounds out all of my large tools, too many small power and hand tools to list.

sorry about the mumbo jumbo lol, I couldn’t edit it. i was trying to ask if a bench top drill press is suffient for a home shop, or if at some point would I say that “I would need a floor model” someone mentioned that if you bolt a benchtop to the end of a bench of a cabinet like here, you can turn the head over 90 degrees so it clears the bench, or cabinet, and it’s like a floor model. Is this possible, or does the head have to say lined up with the base?

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The head dosent turn on that model it has two bolts that keep it lined up with the base.