DRILL PRESS IS SOLD
I am offering a Buffalo Forge 15” bench top drill press for sale. This is a newly refurbished machine. It was completely disassembled, cleaned, painted and reassembled. Where necessary period correct parts were obtained and included. The press has a tilt table, table lock, quill lock and 5 speeds. The published speeds are 6300, 3400, 1725, 900 and 460 but I’m not sure if there were high and low versions of this machine.
I used a Sears motor I had – ½ HP, split phase, 1725 RPM. The motor was also completely disassembled, cleaned and painted. I added a Cutler Hammer overload switch to it.
Included is a new belt, new motor mount studs, 6A Jacobs taper mount chuck with a release nut and chuck key. The complete spindle assembly was replaced due to a previous owner threading the taper mount and essentially destroying the spindle. The spindle is now registering .001” run out on the spindle taper nose. The replacement spindle was the largest outlay in this refurb and that is reflected in the asking price.
I am asking $350 which should net me $0.50 an hour in labor
. Willing to listen to reasonable offers. Please feel free to request additional pictures or information.
Thanks for looking
Rick
I am offering a Buffalo Forge 15” bench top drill press for sale. This is a newly refurbished machine. It was completely disassembled, cleaned, painted and reassembled. Where necessary period correct parts were obtained and included. The press has a tilt table, table lock, quill lock and 5 speeds. The published speeds are 6300, 3400, 1725, 900 and 460 but I’m not sure if there were high and low versions of this machine.
I used a Sears motor I had – ½ HP, split phase, 1725 RPM. The motor was also completely disassembled, cleaned and painted. I added a Cutler Hammer overload switch to it.
Included is a new belt, new motor mount studs, 6A Jacobs taper mount chuck with a release nut and chuck key. The complete spindle assembly was replaced due to a previous owner threading the taper mount and essentially destroying the spindle. The spindle is now registering .001” run out on the spindle taper nose. The replacement spindle was the largest outlay in this refurb and that is reflected in the asking price.
I am asking $350 which should net me $0.50 an hour in labor
. Willing to listen to reasonable offers. Please feel free to request additional pictures or information.Thanks for looking
Rick
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