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Vintage Atlas Drill Press

jywilli69

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I went yesterday morning to a guys house. His name was Dave and goes by Red Leader. I didn't have a clue, but a nice guy and great little munchkins.I picked up a Atlas Drill Press which I think is very cool. :beer:
 

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mike93lx

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What was your point? I picked up a Drill Press from Dave. I didn't say anything else and yes Dave did a Partial Restore. I don't see your point of your post.:headscrat

you mention buying something from another forum member and get offended when someone references that other member? :eyecrazy:
 
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I love it when threads here come full circle. :)

NICE machine! I grew up learning the drill press on a floor standing version of that. Not too long ago the plastic spline collar broke. Turns out that you can still get parts from Clausing, and at reasonable prices too!
I got tires for the little crown logo bandsaw (horizontal) and they were only about $5.00 each, and about $6.00 shipping. The lady was nice to deal with too.

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