Re: Need advice on rebuilding drill press
- From: bigegg <news@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 May 2008 20:27:19 +0100
Tim Nash (aka TMN) wrote:
Hi
I bought this Rexon drill press at a reasonable price but it needs
some serious work - I think it may well be the most abused drill
press in the whole world !! ( but its a stout one so it is worth my
while to rebuild it) Considering the shocking state of the table and
handle section I cant understand how they did not break the elevating
rack !!
The table is full of holes - what can be done ?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nashtm/2536205405
back with a piece of copper, then fill holes with weld, grind to match
( a cup grinder in the chuck works really well for this :.) )
or fill with milliput for a quicker, untidier fix.
Also the table spigot is fast on the arm - don't think it was ever
moved - how can I get it loose ?
3-in-one oil.
or heat it up.
Can you please offer some advice on how to repair the hole through the
pinion shaft - it is very worn at the one end
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nashtm/2536205609/
weld it closed, rebore
or (again) milliput and rebore
or: (since I'm not familiar with this drill)
can you just make the hole bigger, and use a bigger pin?
--
BigEgg
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