Fitting Quill Stop for Pillar Drill - Hobbyist Machine Upgrade - Depth Stop
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- čas přidán 17. 07. 2024
- 00:00 - Removing Belt
00:29 - Removing Feed Mechanism
00:46 - Marking Up And Drilling
01:20 - Quill Lock And Rebuilding
02:29 - Testing
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One of the best how-to videos I've ever seen. No three minute pre-amble, no useless intro or story about the drill press. Just here it is...here's how you do it. Going too fast? Pause the video. I wish more how-to videos were like this. OK, I wish ALL of them were like this. Well done.
Brilliant! Perfect instructions without anything unnecessary.Thank you!
Thanks Savvas for the inspiration. Today, with the guidance of your video I improved my drill press the same way.
I have a very similar drill press... and I did copy your depth stop trick. Thank you😊
I took the opportunity for refurbishing the whole drill and I was rather happy to see it ages quite well despite being the cheapest I did find at the time.
Brilliant, exactly what I wanted to know and how to do it!
Quick and easy to understand. Educational and clever innovation. 100 upthumbs from me! Goran, Sweden!
Great idea, I need to do some light milling. That may solve my problem of locking the quill down and easily adjusting it up or down. :)
I did this and it works great. However I brazed a small amount of brass on the end of the screw so as not to scratch the quill.
Great idea. Thank you for your painstaking work more grease to your elbow .
Excelente truco.... ya lo aplique a mi taladro de banco
Great Tutorial.
great film....great idea.
que buena solucion es muy sencilla y efectiva gracias por tu gran idea
Real clever...
I will now use my cordless drill to tap.
Nice job!!!
cool, no talking. nice to see
Fantastic video
Nice idea bro.
Wow, bet he has done that a time or two. Probably could do this with his eyes closed. great idea. Think I will give it a try.
Классная доработка!
Good idea👍
Hey great info! Thanks for sharing! Quick question. What is the splined shaft called that the pulley turns on? Mine is bent and I want to replace it. Thanks in Advance.
What's that cool fence thingy you got on there?
Fantastic! :)
well . very very is a good idea.
Miscpro @ how did it get bent?...........well....it fell off my trailer! Man it still hurts every time I think about it! LOL!..yeah it is the shaft above the quill. It's a shaft with deep kerfs cut into it, which the pulley slips onto. Thanks for the quick response! I use ratcheted tie-downs now btw!
Great hope to video. But I can't think of any reason I would need to do this. In your example, you could've just raised that table up?
My take on this is:
1: The end of the bolt/knob needs to be tipped with BRASS, otherwise damage to quill surface, and the (2) bearing surfaces the quill rides against WILL occur.
2: The same effect can be had by replacing the guide pin set-screw (For those that have a warranty /do not want to mod drill press.
3: One thing NO-ONE has mentioned is IF this mod is done and bolt/knob is positioned between upper and lower bearing surfaces of the quill (or 2 brass tipped adjustment knobs are installed) and pressure is applied prior to the point the quill stops moving... it is DRUM ROLL PLEASE... is a LOW COST WAY of taking out /reducing the amount of quill play!
(Adjustment knob(s) applying pressure to quill = reduced play.. 2 knobs allowing for more precise /reduced amount of pressure /more even wear)
(2) adjustment /lock down knobs allowing for a say 2 inch long section of flat BRASS bar, with (2) countersunk holes in it for the adjustment /lock down knobs to reside in.
WeAreNotAlone69 you are the only one to mention this.....exactly why I came here in the first place.....I have some play in the quill and wondered if I could reduce it by doing exactly what this chap has done
For reducing excessive play of the quill on these small drills then consider this approach.
bedroom-workshop.com/drill-chio/0drill-chio.html
Colin Creed Tattoo Machines .....very interesting....thanks
Wired - just did this , this morning- reduced play from 1.5 thou to .5 thou. Good detailed comment, I also added a small brass tip to the end of the adjustment bolt. Thinking of putting a second one at 90 degrees to reduce tumor even more 😊.
I would not worry about occasionally damaging a 100 dollar drill presses quill but I love idea 2 and 3!
A handy use of a quill stop/clamp is to hold your work down while you clamp it; it leaves both hands free (drill not turning of course). It's not a depth stop.
I hate to say this but you already have a quill stop on the side, tightening up the guide pin will achieve the same goal.
The little silver nut in front of the raise and lower handles is the quill stop adjustment bolt.
Exactly, why not use that- could add a knob.
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Yes that's true it isn't perfect, guess it depends how often you plan on using the quill stop.
Unless that quill stop is setting in they key way of the quill, you run a real risk of buggering up your quill
+ArcAiN6 I had the same thought!
No really the quill does not rotate it raises and lowers the spindle. The spindle rotates within the quill.
I modify the right screw, and works same good, and dont need make a new hole
What modification did you make? Thanks.
Just replace existing screw with a longer bolt with a handle on.
I don't think they make drill presses with quill stops anymore, it's such a useful feature
Why not just lift the table?
@@tommorris1815 quill stops stop vibration of the quill when extended, also when not extended in cheaper presses. Edit just realised this is 3 years old haha
Does it help with the quill play?
There should be a grub screw on the side which can be tightened and reduces quill movement.
I know I am about seven years late but... I just want to ask... Next to the quill... THere is a bolt that goes into the keyway... If I make the bolt round instead of square, so that it can freely turn in the keyway, would I be able to make a lock without drilling and tapping holes? I did it and it works but... I just want to know if I am damaging the drill press
Yup just what I did. See comment above for details.
Why dont you just lift the table until it meets the sanding drum?
Because moving the table up or down also unlocks the side-to-side motion. It also causes up/down pivoting motion about the main tubular axis. Simply put, moving the table causes just about every other setting imaginable to go completely out of whack.
@Russell218 if you need that much accuracy, you shouldn't be anywhere near a $100 drill Press.
That will work but I would hand tap treads and not use a drill that fast,,
brilliant AND NO SHIT MUSIC
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this is produced by the drill press lobby to increase sales from everyone destroying their quill and giving their press shakes and jives
That's a quill lock, not a depth stop fyi
Why you just don't use the screw next to the three handlers (the one you unscrew at 39'') to do that?
Congratulations! You've found a tricky solution to a problem that does not exist ...
39 inches?
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This is not a depth stop it's just butchery