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    2/16/2018 3:49 PM  #26

    Bentworker
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    Re: bought a new drill press and just wow.

    Powermatic made excellent drill presses too, don’t leave them out of your vintage drill press search.  You can get parts for a powermatic 1150, I have one and it has been fantastic.  Also don’t be afraid of three phase machines, the price of frequency drives has come down so much that it is almost favorable to get a three phase machine for easy speed control with a variable frequency drive.

     

     

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