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Of course it's not a real radial, but Walker Turner did in fact call it a Radial Drill.

Joel , If your using for wood than will be jolly ok they fall apart with metal, also with so many moving parts and angles and the such it is hard to keep everything in position. For the word stuff

My application is to drill holes in wood and only wood. ?On the recent re-paint red flag comment, I noted that the youtube video was from 2017 and so it seems the the machine was painted in 2017 or

I grew up in Cincinnati and was friends with some of the leBlond clan, Cincinnati incorporated (Cincinnati shaper) and Milacron - I have seen some really large machine tools, Cincinnati is flooded

WTF, sorry, Did not know that even exist, I would have said photoshopped picture, but I found the following pictures on practical machinist and there are tons of them other there. I also remember the

Micheal, I am a craftsman and work in all media. Couple famous radial picture of web. I like the picture of the large radial with the small probably 18” post and 6’ arm mine is 1/2 the size 10”

Perhaps Mark is using his for wood, while you using them on metal? On a semi-related note, I absolutely adore my 1950's DeWalt GA Radial Saw.? Tuned properly, treated well, and equipped with the

I had one in 70’s with a gear drive saw on it and in 90 ‘s had one with drill head and hated both of them. Mac,,, martin/campshure/co/llc mac campshure 7412 elmwood ave. middleton, wi 53562-3106

Dave, Do you have any photos of the Shark Guard on your KF700? I am leaning that way for my KF. Mark Foster

I have one and love it. Mark

Joel, Sorry to say this Your link is what is called a ram drill press. They are mores taper and not a mill in any way. Just a glorified drill press with way to many things going on to be reliable.

Nice Drill press. It’s 220V single phase according to the listing. I would swap out a 220V three phase motor of 1 to 2hp and put a VFD on it. then put the front belt in the middle position and you

Those are great if you do a lot of odd compound angles and want deep reach. As Cliff notes, it's not very rigid with respect to what steel drilling requires, but plenty rigid for wood and small

I have one? it's a great machine. you will really like it. I pulled the? 3 phase half horse motor off and replaced it with a 220? Reversible? full horse.? I put on a drum switch by passing the

I became interested in a better drill press back in 2013. ?I received information here about the RF-45 and many possible modifications. I came close to buying it, but something just did not seem

Thanks. I will give them a call next week. I have been looking at it for two years it was cheaper last year. I don’t understand why they are all so expensive. I don’t think any of them work as

Hi Jonathan, Thanks for taking the time to write this up. I have the same machine and have spent a lot of time thinking about dust collection for it - generally landing on your approach of having a

Hi Imran, I think I am semi commercial - I have a full time job not related to woodworking/furniture making. I do use my machines after days work and I spend most of my weekends in the workshop. When

Thanks for the advice. I probably would start with a Spiral Cutter just because template work and flush cutting is always something I do from time to time and some pieces require several passes on my

Mine won't tilt so it is just a straight up and down shaper.