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From what I recall they are non-sparking tools and non-magnetic, usually used in areas that have explosive gasses and whatnot like you mentioned.

Thanks Steve, that looks like the right model, would have been cool to score the foot control. Looked around some more, the production table is stamped DP-667, has a Jacobs chuck, looks like 5/8". Does anyone know what the pulley on the bottom of the motor was used for? Running other machines...

Saw an ad on craigs for a drill press, e-mailed guy, guy calls back, says all he can tell me is it's old, heavy, about 6 foot tall and it works. I tell him I'll take it, I want to come pick it up, he advises me that I should bring one or two guys to lift it into the truck bed, I tell him no...

CanyonRS4, I don't know where you are in CO but I know the Longmont and Thornton Lowes both had the deal going on, I got 3 from each store. The Thornton store still has 4 plus the display as of this morning EDIT: The Thornton store on 136th

I loaded up all 6 my local one had at 6:30 this morning, on my way to the register a guy sees me and says, "Is that all of them?!" Apparently he was there for the exact same reason I was. We got him a cart and I gave him 3 of them, I wasn't even sure where I was going to put 6 of them, just...