My father has a gadget that allows you to clamp a normal drill and
operate it like a drill press. I'm looking for one of these for another
use (don't ask yet!!) - are they still made?
Posted by Prepair Ltd on September 28, 2006, 11:12 am
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>My father has a gadget that allows you to clamp a normal drill and >operate it like a drill press. I'm looking for one of these for another >use (don't ask yet!!) - are they still made?
See them pretty regularly at car boot sales and the like.
Peter
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Posted by Dave Baker on September 28, 2006, 11:22 am
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> My father has a gadget that allows you to clamp a normal drill and > operate it like a drill press. I'm looking for one of these for another > use (don't ask yet!!) - are they still made?
Google not your forte then I take it. I typed 'drill stand' into it and got
hundreds of hits.
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/product.asp?p=060722610&r=2109&g=115 --
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Posted by Alan Holmes on September 28, 2006, 4:05 pm
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> My father has a gadget that allows you to clamp a normal drill and > operate it like a drill press. I'm looking for one of these for another > use (don't ask yet!!) - are they still made?
I think I have one somewhere, if you are still interested I'll try to make
some effort and find it!
I'm located in Windsor.
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Posted by Robin on September 29, 2006, 11:43 am
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Alan Holmes wrote:
> > My father has a gadget that allows you to clamp a normal drill and > > operate it like a drill press. I'm looking for one of these for another > > use (don't ask yet!!) - are they still made?
Did use Google... didn't find the Machinemart one, though... thanks for
that - it might just work!!
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>operate it like a drill press. I'm looking for one of these for another
>use (don't ask yet!!) - are they still made?