How tall is the drill press?
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Sorry this took so long but I have not been in the shop since before Christmas. The Drill is about 37 inches tall but you minimally need about two to three more inches if you need to open the top to change out the belt, and like everything else, someday you will have to replace it. If it were me I would give it few more inches just in case.
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I would suggest a minimum of 45 inches to clear the belt drive cover in the open position. You can get by with 41 inches if you need to.
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EK. The drill is exactly 37.25 h overall. To open the belt compartment another 6" would be required. BUT. THERE IS NO REASON TO OPEN THE COVER IN NORMAL OPRRATION. The speed is adjusted with external handle. Mine is mounted in a 38" h space.
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I gave this as a gift a few years back so I don't have it in my possession to measure it. The listing states it is 9" tall, although I remember it being bigger than that. This could be an updated listing to represent the new product's size though.
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Using the image of the unit at left, with the hinged top closed, the unit measures approximately 3.5' from the tip of the casters to the top of the tool chest sitting on the lower unit. I wouldn't characterize it as a 'tall' unit, compared to larger boxes from Snap-On or Craftsman.
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I dont remember the height, but it works great for rail mounting and WILL NOT work if you want to put it on a low pro gas block.
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The tools were about 2inches tall. However, the tools did not fit inside the toolbox.
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I don't know but I can tell you that it's almost 7 1/2" tall and approx 5 1/2" in diameter. If that doesn't work then I suggest you break down and buy the Bodum Chambord. It's easy to get spare parts and accessories for it and it's an excellent press.
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Not sure. Bought it for a gift. But it was definitely at least 4-5 inches. There is a lot more room in this toolbox than what you can tell from the picture. The person I bought it for was able to store their drill in the top compartment. And that was the smaller part.
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My experience with the drill press has been drilling light gauge brass. It struggles with that. It is suited for very light hobby work only in my opinion.
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Assembled is about 31". Although not as solid, this table is very similar to the Black & Decker
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I bought a clampfrom Amazon that works well, but I tkink its for a fool sized press. Search Amazon for drill press clamps. This one doesn't have a brand name on it
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I am only estimating this because I am away from the shop for a while. I think that the vice is approximately 5" high. Therefore you would need a drill press that can provide the 5" vice height plus the length that the drill bit protrudes from the chuck plus the total height of the item you wish to drill into when it is clamped into the vice. My thought is that you would probably need a press that could give at least a 12" clearance from the chuck to the table and that might not be enough depending on what you want to drill into. That's my best guess.
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Roughly 21/22" from floor to the top of the push handles? I'll try to post a pic.
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As below, and I'd suggest that you locate it about 30-36" from the butt of the handle. That keeps it handy, within an arm's reach, but out of the way when drilling.
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Sorry, don't have mine anymore, but as I recall the press plate is about 12 x 12 inches, give or take, and the whole thing is probably about 2 feet high. Hope that helps. The box it all comes in of course is much larger, and it is very heavy.
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The workbench stands approximately 31 inches tall, which sounded like it was going to be a bit on the short side, but it's actually at a good height for me and I'm 6 ft. 2.
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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.
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Not sure if it will be long enough for what you are trying to do, but I would consider a drill press of sorts...