Would this work for a Skil Drill Press?
940278
No idea. I do have a full sized Delta variable speed grinder on it. The stand is very stable, no wobble or walking when in use. Could be a bit taller for me but probably ok for average height. Over-all kind of typical made in Taiwan or China quality (but then what isn't made in China now days)
940279
Not sure that would work well. It probably would be simple enough to adapt the drill press base to mount, but you would have to make sure to very securely mount the stand base to the floor to keep the top-heavy combination of drill press and base from being wobbly. I think it may be a little low for convenient use of a drill press as well. The stand is high quality and sturdy though.
940280
I don't really think it would work. Drill presses are generally made to mount on a work bench or are floor type drill press. I would look for a sturdy work bench.
940281
I'm not sure Carey? I was not pleased with it as a stand for a grinder! It is much too light for a medium sized grinder. I would have to bolt the stand to the floor to avoid tipping. Also the stand base is much too small for a normal sized bench grinder. It needs to have a larger base and be significantly heavier to be of any use. As far as I am concerned it is a toy.
1590302
I'm not familiar with that model of drill press, but I don't see why not as long as the bolt holes on the Rockwell aren't too big.
1183542
No. You need a special apparatuses that attaches to the Drill press. It holds the chisel portion and keeps it from spinning. For years this was the only way to make a Mortise with a machine. Delta makes them. Most prefer the dedicated bench top mortise machines. Search for drill press mortise attachment, or similar terminology. If you have this attachment already, then yes any bit will work in it.
2117146
Fit = yes. But the cordless drill might not have enough oomph... I prefer a HD corded drill for mixing heavier media.
1675711
I doubt it. The bit surfaces are too large. There are probably specialized products for those small applications or you might be better off using a thin reverse drill bit.
672268
As long as the quill on your drill press will accept the attachment it should Work. The kit includes different sized bushings to help with that.
1049567
Yes it will. But keep in mind that a drill press' spindle isn't designed for side pressure. You have to be gentle and not push on the end mill too hard. I It can easily be bolted or clamped down.
1972919
Probably, but the drill itself is a little wobbly (1mm) so if absolute precision is needed, spend some more money on a better model.
637633
I don't know, call Grizzly. It is well made and they have a good customer support system. Sorry to not answer your question. I know it matters if a drill press takes taper chucks so you can convert to a light weight end mill.I am interested in the ultimate answer! Rick
146575
No. It didn't fit on mine, and I ended up getting a Mortising machine instead. Mine was an old drill press inherited from my uncle, so I don't know if the odds would be better with a newer machine.
1881352
It will work, but it is a big heavy tool. I use mine to drill concrete and mix thinset(the real reason I bought mine-I burned out two 1/4 drills mixing thinset). I use a Bosch battery powered drill for all other jobs.
1383740
Probably not. This tool is made to cut plugs, it is to be used in a dill press. It most likely will wobble around when trying to get it started with a hand held drill as there is no center point to this cutter. Disclaimer: I haven't actually tried to use it in a hand drill so this is somewhat of a guess. Maybe more people will answer this question and will confirm or disagree with my answer. If the screws are phillips head and the socket of the phillips bit has been "stripped" out so that the bit no longer turns the screw and you are trying to get the screw out by another means you may try a 1/2" wood chisel to cut some wood out around the head of the screw then use a vice grip attached to the head tightly and try turning the screw out with the vice grip.
1183543
When you buy a mortising setup, it comes with a chisel holder that attaches to the drill press. You will need to make sure that whatever you buy will fit the press you have.
386431
If the shank that fits into the drill is the same length it might fit. The shank was about 1/4 in. too short for my drill. I didn't measure it, so I can't tell you how long it is. Sorry!
1202005
My hole saw had no durability. I wasn't even able to drill one hole. I was using a corded power drill. This may work better on a drill press.
504614
It will work, but your results will not be as good. I use mine with a porter cable 18v cordless drill sometimes. I can get good correction with it, I just have to work the area about twice as long.For heavier corrections I use my Dewalt corded drill.
1699349
Yes, it will and might even fit a Standard Drill with a 1/4 " chuck. This makes easy work of bulb planting!