Another pillar drill being done up
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Another pillar drill being done up
It's a start:
I'm not sure why but the paint is taking days to fully dry. It's quality paint, not that old and the shed is at a reasonable temperature.
The table will be ready to go on soon.
I'm not sure why but the paint is taking days to fully dry. It's quality paint, not that old and the shed is at a reasonable temperature.
The table will be ready to go on soon.
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Re: Another pillar drill being done up
Ooooh - floor standing pillar drill. If it's a Fobco Seven-Eight I will be well envious...
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Re: Another pillar drill being done up
It's a basic Meddings and will be going once finished. If anyone is interested please message me.
There's another one lurking in the back too, an Ajax IIRC.
And a bigger Meddings, I need to sort the gearbox on that one
There's another one lurking in the back too, an Ajax IIRC.
And a bigger Meddings, I need to sort the gearbox on that one
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Re: Another pillar drill being done up
Unusual table on that...
Haven't see one with a vertical mounting plane. Be interesting to see the finished item.
Not for me since I have a couple also waiting for restoration (not with a table like that sadly!)
Haven't see one with a vertical mounting plane. Be interesting to see the finished item.
Not for me since I have a couple also waiting for restoration (not with a table like that sadly!)
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And I'm back to this.
Mostly back together:
I plugged it in, flicked the switch and was rewarded by a humming noise and no motion. It would run if giving a helping spin to start it, which suggests a winding or capacitor problem. There's no capacitor so it's the windings. This motor has a centrifugal switch for the start windings. So off and apart came the motor and I found this:
It should, and now does, look like this:
All back together and it runs smoothly.
What looks like metal filings is just paint overspray.
Mostly back together:
I plugged it in, flicked the switch and was rewarded by a humming noise and no motion. It would run if giving a helping spin to start it, which suggests a winding or capacitor problem. There's no capacitor so it's the windings. This motor has a centrifugal switch for the start windings. So off and apart came the motor and I found this:
It should, and now does, look like this:
All back together and it runs smoothly.
What looks like metal filings is just paint overspray.
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Re: Another pillar drill being done up
The pulleys are on but no belt yet as I forgot to collect from the other shed:
The only thing left now is the handles.
The only thing left now is the handles.
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Re: Another pillar drill being done up
I've never seen pulleys as shiney as those. Are they new or just polished to within an inch of their life?
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