Category:Drill Presses: Difference between revisions
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Thin sheets | Thin sheets | ||
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Ceramics or other abrasive materials | Ceramics or other abrasive materials | ||
Material that is unsuitable to the shop where the tool is located. | Material that is unsuitable to the shop where the tool is located. | ||
Revision as of 19:59, 18 February 2024
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| Location | Wood Shop |
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Description
A drill press is a free-standing power tool with a vertical sliding spindle that carries a chuck for drilling. The spindle, or "quill" is moved up and down manually by a wheel or handle to the side. The workpiece is supported by a horizontal table with adjustable height. Workpieces are clamped down to the table or held in a vise while they are drilled to varying diameters, generally ranging from 1/16" up to 3/4".
Use For (Depending on Location)
Wood
Metal
Plastic
Composites
Graphite
Regular and irregular shapes
Do Not Use For
Thin sheets
Parts too big to be lifted onto the table
Ceramics or other abrasive materials
Material that is unsuitable to the shop where the tool is located.
Pages in category "Drill Presses"
The following 6 pages are in this category, out of 6 total.
