can this be mounted on a SKIL 3320-02 120-Volt 10-Inch Drill Press
1113564
Yes, but with difficulty. That is the drill press I own. the cross slide will not go on the usual adjustable table because it is too high. You need to mount it directly on the base, probably with an inch or two of spacer. It might also be possible to invert the table's vertical gear rack and get it on the table that way. I have never done this, but it should work. Michael is right that your stroke will be limited in at least one direction.
1113565
If your skill drill press has a round or square table with slotted holes you can mount this vise. but it will take up about half of your stroke.
1113566
Waste of time 4" cross side drill press, don't waste your money to buy it, an no it will not fit on a 10" drill press , trust me.
1413706
Possibly if you have an arbor that will fit in your drill press that you can mount the drums on.
919071
Yes. There is even a Youtube video showing a regular guy doing it. I don't own a drill press and I didn't want to mess it up. I tried to find a gunsmith to do it but they get all high and mighty when you ask them to work on an evil assault weapon. I took it to a machine shop to get the holes drilled. The plate is to be mounted 10mm (1cm) below and paralled to the top lip of the receiver.
146576
No. I had to modify my drill press to get it to fit and then it makes it useless for being used as a drill press. I would recommend that if you are really serious about doing Mortising to buy a dedicated set up. It is not worth the effort to change out the drill press setup.
1301747
I don't know what you intend to do, but I think this drill press is far too small to mount a cross slide vise on. Good luck!
1690686
You sure can! However, you will want to put that drill into a drill press. I have used it in a drill without a drillpress, and it is extremely hard to handle and it wobbles, which could cause it to break and be potentially dangerous!
1828518
I have the smaller 11-950 Type2 (8" drill press) and this chuck fits mine quite well. The original chuck on my press is marked "1/2 JT33", meaning it has a Jacobs Taper 33 spindle commonly used for drill chucks. I'm guessing your chuck is marked the same. This chuck will fit any tool with that taper.BTW - the original chuck on my press was trouble from the start. It was very hard to adjust. This chuck moves smoothly and adjusts easily. I wish Delta had used a better chuck.
2065568
Yes with adaption. You will need to remove some of the plastic on the drill or the battery so it will fit. More power and longer battery life with the risk of damage to the motor. I have done this to several tools with no problem yet. Good luck.
1046134
As long as it has the two screw holes on the top of the press to mount it. According to Lee it should work for most presses built since 2006.
807402
No. There is not enough power in this drill press. This drill press works great with under1/8 dia. drills.
1850245
If the drill is cordless probably not. Because both the bottom of the handle where the battery is and the top where the motor is are large. But if the drill is a plug in. Than it might vary well fit. Hope that helps.
164114
The machine takes a #2 Morris taper - you can use practically any type chuck to it with an adapter. I bought a MT2/JT33 adapter so I could use the old Jacobs and collet chucks from my previous drill press. Check out Grizzly.com for ideas.
794118
No expert but think it would be compatible with any drill. It works with my Ryobi 18-volt drill.
1049568
I do not know what kind of drill press you have if it is like the small proxxon drill press you can just drill and tap it to the base. just remember to use a square when you do it, if you do really close work use an indicator to square it up, I am happy with my cross slide, I make little trains with mine.
661080
The "Billy Pedal" that I have...has a rating of 15 amperes @ 120VAC. You'll need to check the ratings on your drill press motor.
1339641
Not sure if it will be long enough for what you are trying to do, but I would consider a drill press of sorts...
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.