Bought this through a co-worker of mine who has used it twice, and picked it up for an absolute steal!
Bought this through a co-worker of mine who has used it twice, and picked it up for an absolute steal!
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Nice one Pete!
I'm dreaming of getting one day a similar machine with 3-axis precision tilting vise.
Damn fine machine, sir!
I'm more excited by shop toys than knives these days.
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I like Jet tools.
For the price they are good tools.
We have Jet bandsaws, drum sander, belt disc combo and an edge sander.
Very nice, even better if you got a good deal on it. My drill press and belt/disc sander are Jet also. Very reliable on the hobbyist level so far.
Stefan
Looks awesome! Excuse my ignorance, but what exactly is that?
a standing drill press.Originally Posted by Chef Andy
edit: nice one pete!
3 months ago, I bought I a cheap used drill press to replace my old one that was shot. The replacement is garbage. Should have gone with a Jet.
I have a Ryobi and will upgrade sometime in the near future. It works fine for drilling holes in westerns, so-so for drilling wa holes, but really bites at drilling steel, even with good bits.
Don't know if I'll swing for a Jet or settle for a Rikon or the like, though....
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