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rockwell drill press

1957evinrude

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Hi every one Im new here.I just a bought rockwell drill press and was wondering if the quality is good.The model # is 70 6x 10.Its in pieces right now but I will try and put it up soon.Its old but seems to be in descent condition.This is my first drill press so I dont know much about them.The gebtlemen that sold it to me will come and help me set it up.It sure is heavy.
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jtbinvalrico

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Look forward to seeing it go together......you've got quite a few photos of older boat motors in your photobucket. You collect or build them?
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1957evinrude

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Yes I collect them as a hobby.I have about 15 good runners and they are fun to run.I will use the drill press once in a while to drill out broken bolts etc.
 
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wb2vsj

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I've got a 1950's era Rockwell-Delta 17" Floor Drill Press (I think it's a 17-600). Yes, they are damn heavy. Took 3 of us to get it into the van and 4 of us to get it out. Mine has been in mid-renovation for over a year now. I've got the DP disease - I own 7 DP's so far and 6 are in working condition :)
 
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1957evinrude

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Thanks for the welcome! We been dealing with the hurricane but we fared well.If any of you guys can get a cloesup shot of your roclwell I would appreciate it.I might try and put it togrther soon.
 
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