Walker Turner Drill Press - Table with adjustable angle attachment. Got info?

[Liaviator]

Hi,
I just picked up a WT 1200 (I think) drill press that has a heavy table with a an angled rear side, with what looks like adjustable stop positions. The casting number seems to be 800925.

I see this publication but nothing is listed: http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/detail.aspx?id=6112

Does anyone have any photos of what the rear attachment looked like, or perhaps (and this is a long shot), have that piece they are willing to part with?

BTW - can't believe the weight of this table...!

Best,
James

 

[Whitworth]

Doesn't look like a WT part. May be a different manufacturer.
Never seen that type of table, looks cool.
1 in a million chance of finding the bracket that matches it.

 

[RTM]

Bottom right of the last page of the manual shows the tilting table. Makes me think Whitworth is correct, not a WT part.

but, I Know nothing beyond what I see in the manual.

 

[JEFinCLE]

Not sure if this is it, but Craftsman had a two-table set up like that...one fixed and one adjustable.

 

[jmarkwolf]

Did you look through this photo index?

Walker-Turner Co., Inc. - Photo Index | VintageMachinery.org

 

[whateg01]

This Emerson/Craftsman has the same table but nothing attached there.

Photo Index - Sears | Craftsman - 113.24591 Craftsman Floor Model | VintageMachinery.org

This one shows the second table attached though.

Photo Index - Sears | Craftsman - 113.24590 Drill Press | VintageMachinery.org

 

[2oolhound]

You're not missing anything. That is a common lock mechanism so the table doesn't swivel when locked. You turn the bent handle which tightens the 2 pressure cams into the main column to lock it.

There's a recent thread on it I'll try to locate.

Here you go