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I finally grabbed the chance to watch your new video Lukas. Wow, I like the design with two rails for stability, it looks very precise. Plus vice, brilliant. Excellent work, keep up the creative work! Cheers
Hola Diego, muchas gracias. Me alegro que le guste. La verdad es que la maquina si misma es simple. No hay nada de elevación automática, régla de medición pero como ha salido muy precisa. Estoy muy contento de eso. Gracias y saludos a Medellín. 🙂
Awesome drill press. I know you replied to another person regarding the drill coming down with its own weight. It seems to be spring-loaded somehow and I don’t see that step in the video or in your comments on the video. Can you please explain? Really enjoy your work!!
Anyone watching this and wondering how it's held in place without springs: He uses a scrap piece of wood to temporarily hold it up. Watch from 21:58 onwards.
Hello, there is no spring in this build. I am pulling the drill back up manually. I could see this might be an issue with a heavy drill but this one is quite light. Anyway, a spring would do also fine. I have been thinking about making another build with a spring included. 👍
Hello. Your design is very good. Have you added a spring inside the part where the drill is installed to keep the mechanism up? I didn't see it in the video. but the mechanism remains above. If there was no spring, the drill would have to come down with its weight.
Very meticulous build and attention to detail. There are much simpler builds but for the avid woodworker which you appear to be, excellent work. Enjoyed watching.
Great modular design. It is good to have the sliding part built separately from the column. One question, are drawer slides accurate enough? Typically to slide smoothly, they need to stay a bit loose. That would introduce some play and could make less accurate. Right?
Hello, honestly I have problems with this build. The drawer slides are holding pretty well. There is no space for any movement, they don't "wiggle". Next time I would probably use better slides (quality slides), but after having this drill stand for a few years now, I've had no issues.
Did u ever think of maybe using a sprig to help the drill come back up a little easier my friend. Sorry if I sound picky but it might have made no difference to ur build.. Just a suggestion pal. I really enjoyed watching ur work mate. One thing I wanna say that'll probably sound weird but big shout out to u and another guy I've seen on here doing the same work. UR HANDS ARE ALWAYS SPOTLESS.. 😂 Sorry if that sounds weird man but I'm impressed with anybody who keepy their hands so clean during the usage of any tools & especially with using that bloody wood glue. Salute to u my bro. Loved watching this video and I've just sub'd ur channel.. 🛠
Thank you, mate. :) I have.. And I've been wanting to make another one, but other projects keep coming in the way ;) Again, I appreciate it. Thank you for subscribing. Wishing you a great day 🙂
Hello Fati, thank you for the support. I appreciate it. I 'm making the plans one by one, hopefully soon for this built. Just a little more, please bear with me.
Interesting design. But... you cannot make a drill press using a drill press... Those kinds of DYI videos are meant to help folks who *don't* have already the tools the video is supposed to help you build ;)
Hello, there is no spring in this build. I push and pull the drill manually. The drill is quite light, so there is not much of a problem but having a spring is definitely a good point. I am planning on making another improved build with a spring included. Thanks!
Hi Henry, indeed, there is no spring. The drill press sits on the table. That could be a good improvement though. I dont find it necessary. atm. I am using a lightweight drill and there is really not much weight you need to hold.
Hello Donald, this drill press does not have a spring. I am holding the drill press manually (the drill is quite light, so there's no problem). When not used I support the base with a plywood strip. Although for my next builds I plan to make one with a spring included.
Building stand is very nice and neet, but without using any spring, how can a drill machine withstand in the middle or top. It is impossible as due to weight of the machine, sliding door go down upto bottom and no chance of uplift. Can u pl answer how a sliding door withstand in the middle or top?
Hi Chakrapani, true. This is a basic version of a drill stand. No springs, no rulers for measurements - though excellent precision . I most likely will be making an upgraded one with all the nice add-ons. If not used it always goes down. I am using a supporting piece of plywood to keep it in an up position to change the drill bits.
@@AllFlavorWorkshop thank you for your reply, I actually meant the one you used at 5:45 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aeOTjQcs7FI.html
@@AllFlavorWorkshop aha ... clear. would it be very hard to add a tensioning system to this design ? I first have to build a track saw guide. Once that is done I am having a go at this drill press.
@@pdemaers Hi Patrick, I gave it a thought and I have few ideas. I think it would be possible. Just to make sure the tension is applied equally and the drill press wont get skewed when pushed down. I am also planning on creating a new version of this drill press with the tensioning system included. So hopefully soon ;)
Hello Arshad, there is no spring movement. I didn't add a spring to this build though I was thinking about that. Most probably the next one - once I make the upgraded version. Right now it is just me holding the drill and moving up and down. To fix it I use a supporting piece of wood. 👍
@@AllFlavorWorkshop Merci de votre réponse, dès que vous les aurais fait avec sketchup, pourriez-vous me les envoyer à l'adresse suivante : rogercotedazur@nautile.nc cordialement.
Hi Paul, thanks for the comment, thanks for the support. 👍 I do have plans. Almost for every jig I built. I have them on paper though. I'd like to publish a web page with additional info on my projects. Though I found out this is quite time consuming ;) I have it on my to do list for this year 🙂 Thanks Paul
Hey friend Well done for an amazing job, what an excellent construction. I would be happy if you could add the construction parts to the print of the stand for the drill Please please, I have been looking for a long time to build a stand for a drill (and I would be happy to build one just like that
Bonjour, belle réalisation avec beaucoup de pièces à coller, difficile de retenir tout en regardant la vidéo, peut-on avoir les plans avec les côtes. D'avance merci
Wow, what a nice and beautiful video, I like this kind of accurate work, you are a genius and creative man, Thank you for providing me the best knowledge and wonderful video, GOD BLESS YOU, Your big fan from Pakistan Zafar Iqbal Durani
Hello Zafal, nice to see you here again. 🙂 Thank you for the compliments. I am glad you liked the video and its content. Much appreciated. Greetings to Pakistan
