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What is this Drill Press??

BFBOB

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This odd looking critter belongs to a friend - doesn't know what make it is. It'ss a 14" but has a much larger base than most and more quill travel - 5 or 6". And and how about that overkill vise!
 

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Pics leave something to be desired, but the quill downfeed hub and handles, as well as the quill lock, look like Craftsman. Vise looks like a Heinrich, or Heinrich knockoff.
 
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Yes, it's a 2nd gen Emerson Craftsman from '68 or '69. Possibly a '67, but there are no '67 catalogs available to verify. It should be 15-1/2" and yes, quite fugly.

The base and many other parts are a carry-over from the Craftsman 150.
 
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BFBOB

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Thanks
makes sense. I've had/seen other Emerson tools... they're quirky.
 
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