19.09.2009 - 19:19
Yard sale Gloat
in really pristine condition. Not sure if the gray paint is original,
but it's mostly there. No significant wear on any of the gears,
virtually no rust. Wanted one of these things for a long long time. Now
I just need a post to mount it on...
BTW, seems to me that this would offer pretty much the same capabilities
of the Cole drill with respect to slow speed drilling through tough
materials, just not portable.
Jon
19.09.2009 - 20:09
On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 09:19:05 -0800, Jon Anderson
<janders1957@comcast.net> wrote:
Scored a Champion No. 101 post drill at a yard sale yesterday, $65 and
in really pristine condition. Not sure if the gray paint is original,
but it's mostly there. No significant wear on any of the gears,
virtually no rust. Wanted one of these things for a long long time. Now
I just need a post to mount it on...
Pictures?
<janders1957@comcast.net> wrote:
Scored a Champion No. 101 post drill at a yard sale yesterday, $65 and
in really pristine condition. Not sure if the gray paint is original,
but it's mostly there. No significant wear on any of the gears,
virtually no rust. Wanted one of these things for a long long time. Now
I just need a post to mount it on...
Pictures?
22.09.2009 - 02:56
Wes wrote:
Pictures?
http://picasaweb.google.com/janders1957/Tools?featirectlink
First time using Picasa, hope that works...
Jon
Pictures?
http://picasaweb.google.com/janders1957/Tools?featirectlink
First time using Picasa, hope that works...
Jon
22.09.2009 - 21:25
On 2009-09-22, Jon Anderson <janders1957@comcast.net> wrote:
Wes wrote:
Pictures?
http://picasaweb.google.com/janders1957/Tools?featirectlink
First time using Picasa, hope that works...
Awesome drill. I hate you!
i
Wes wrote:
Pictures?
http://picasaweb.google.com/janders1957/Tools?featirectlink
First time using Picasa, hope that works...
Awesome drill. I hate you!
i
23.09.2009 - 02:48
"Ignoramus7937" <ignoramus7937@NOSPAM.7937.invalid> wrote in message
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On 2009-09-22, Jon Anderson <janders1957@comcast.net> wrote:
Wes wrote:
Pictures?
http://picasaweb.google.com/janders1957/Tools?featirectlink
First time using Picasa, hope that works...
Awesome drill. I hate you!
i
That's the kind of tool that just looks classy sitting there doing nothing,
and never having to drill a hole. What did you pay?
Steve
23.09.2009 - 05:15
"Jon Anderson" <janders1957@comcast.net> wrote in message
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SteveB wrote:
That's the kind of tool that just looks classy sitting there doing
nothing, and never having to drill a hole. What did you pay?
Yeah, I have to agree with that! Paid $65. I've seen them cheaper, but
beat to hell with missing or broken parts. Have also seen them a lot more
expensive, and in not very good condition. This one is in by far, the best
condition I've seen anywhere.
Jon
You got a deal.
Steve
23.09.2009 - 05:17
SteveB wrote:
That's the kind of tool that just looks classy sitting there doing nothing,
and never having to drill a hole. What did you pay?
Yeah, I have to agree with that! Paid $65. I've seen them cheaper, but
beat to hell with missing or broken parts. Have also seen them a lot
more expensive, and in not very good condition. This one is in by far,
the best condition I've seen anywhere.
Jon
That's the kind of tool that just looks classy sitting there doing nothing,
and never having to drill a hole. What did you pay?
Yeah, I have to agree with that! Paid $65. I've seen them cheaper, but
beat to hell with missing or broken parts. Have also seen them a lot
more expensive, and in not very good condition. This one is in by far,
the best condition I've seen anywhere.
Jon
23.09.2009 - 05:37
On Tue, 22 Sep 2009 19:17:16 -0800, Jon Anderson
<janders1957@comcast.net> wrote:
SteveB wrote:
That's the kind of tool that just looks classy sitting there doing nothing,
and never having to drill a hole. What did you pay?
Yeah, I have to agree with that! Paid $65. I've seen them cheaper, but
beat to hell with missing or broken parts. Have also seen them a lot
more expensive, and in not very good condition. This one is in by far,
the best condition I've seen anywhere.
It looks almost unused. An old friend of mine had one that he had
powered with an electric motor. He made some attachments for the
flywheel that captured a v-belt so it ran on the OD of the flywheel.
The ratio between the flywheel OD and a small pulley on the motor
worked out well.
--
Ned Simmons
<janders1957@comcast.net> wrote:
SteveB wrote:
That's the kind of tool that just looks classy sitting there doing nothing,
and never having to drill a hole. What did you pay?
Yeah, I have to agree with that! Paid $65. I've seen them cheaper, but
beat to hell with missing or broken parts. Have also seen them a lot
more expensive, and in not very good condition. This one is in by far,
the best condition I've seen anywhere.
It looks almost unused. An old friend of mine had one that he had
powered with an electric motor. He made some attachments for the
flywheel that captured a v-belt so it ran on the OD of the flywheel.
The ratio between the flywheel OD and a small pulley on the motor
worked out well.
--
Ned Simmons
23.09.2009 - 05:56
On Tue, 22 Sep 2009 19:17:16 -0800, the infamous Jon Anderson
<janders1957@comcast.net> scrawled the following:
SteveB wrote:
That's the kind of tool that just looks classy sitting there doing nothing,
and never having to drill a hole. What did you pay?
Yeah, I have to agree with that! Paid $65. I've seen them cheaper, but
beat to hell with missing or broken parts. Have also seen them a lot
more expensive, and in not very good condition. This one is in by far,
the best condition I've seen anywhere.
Yeah, pricy, but YOU SUCK!
--
The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one
persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all
progress depends on the unreasonable man.
-- George Bernard Shaw
<janders1957@comcast.net> scrawled the following:
SteveB wrote:
That's the kind of tool that just looks classy sitting there doing nothing,
and never having to drill a hole. What did you pay?
Yeah, I have to agree with that! Paid $65. I've seen them cheaper, but
beat to hell with missing or broken parts. Have also seen them a lot
more expensive, and in not very good condition. This one is in by far,
the best condition I've seen anywhere.
Yeah, pricy, but YOU SUCK!
--
The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one
persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore, all
progress depends on the unreasonable man.
-- George Bernard Shaw
23.09.2009 - 17:07
"Ned Simmons" <news@nedsim.com> wrote in message
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On Tue, 22 Sep 2009 19:17:16 -0800, Jon Anderson
<janders1957@comcast.net> wrote:
SteveB wrote:
That's the kind of tool that just looks classy sitting there doing
nothing,
and never having to drill a hole. What did you pay?
Yeah, I have to agree with that! Paid $65. I've seen them cheaper, but
beat to hell with missing or broken parts. Have also seen them a lot
more expensive, and in not very good condition. This one is in by far,
the best condition I've seen anywhere.
It looks almost unused. An old friend of mine had one that he had
powered with an electric motor. He made some attachments for the
flywheel that captured a v-belt so it ran on the OD of the flywheel.
The ratio between the flywheel OD and a small pulley on the motor
worked out well.
--
Ned Simmons
I'd take that puppy, clean it up, and never use it. But that's just me.
Steve
23.09.2009 - 20:15
On 2009-09-23, Jon Anderson <janders1957@comcast.net> wrote:
yeah, clean it up real nice and mostly admire it. Folks that sold it had
a couple massive blacksmith vises too, and will be running another sale
fairly soon, I think I'm going to bag one of those too.
Jon, as the owner of a smallish 40 lb blacksmith leg vise, I highly
recommend getting one, especially if you need a vise to hold something
that you pound on.
i
yeah, clean it up real nice and mostly admire it. Folks that sold it had
a couple massive blacksmith vises too, and will be running another sale
fairly soon, I think I'm going to bag one of those too.
Jon, as the owner of a smallish 40 lb blacksmith leg vise, I highly
recommend getting one, especially if you need a vise to hold something
that you pound on.
i
23.09.2009 - 20:47
SteveB wrote:
I'd take that puppy, clean it up, and never use it. But that's just me.
Given I have two mills and a drill press, it's not likely to see very
much use. I think it'll do what a Cole drill press will do with respect
to very low speed drilling with positive feed, just not portable. So
yeah, clean it up real nice and mostly admire it. Folks that sold it had
a couple massive blacksmith vises too, and will be running another sale
fairly soon, I think I'm going to bag one of those too.
Jon
I'd take that puppy, clean it up, and never use it. But that's just me.
Given I have two mills and a drill press, it's not likely to see very
much use. I think it'll do what a Cole drill press will do with respect
to very low speed drilling with positive feed, just not portable. So
yeah, clean it up real nice and mostly admire it. Folks that sold it had
a couple massive blacksmith vises too, and will be running another sale
fairly soon, I think I'm going to bag one of those too.
Jon
24.09.2009 - 00:03
Ignoramus8004 wrote:
Jon, as the owner of a smallish 40 lb blacksmith leg vise, I highly
recommend getting one, especially if you need a vise to hold something
that you pound on.
I had one years ago but sold it, as it was really very worn, even for an
antique blacksmith vise. Both I saw at the sale are larger and in much
better condition, though not nearly as 'new' as the drill press.
Jon
Jon, as the owner of a smallish 40 lb blacksmith leg vise, I highly
recommend getting one, especially if you need a vise to hold something
that you pound on.
I had one years ago but sold it, as it was really very worn, even for an
antique blacksmith vise. Both I saw at the sale are larger and in much
better condition, though not nearly as 'new' as the drill press.
Jon
24.09.2009 - 01:33
"Jon Anderson" <janders1957@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Ignoramus8004 wrote:
Jon, as the owner of a smallish 40 lb blacksmith leg vise, I highly
recommend getting one, especially if you need a vise to hold something
that you pound on.
I had one years ago but sold it, as it was really very worn, even for an
antique blacksmith vise. Both I saw at the sale are larger and in much
better condition, though not nearly as 'new' as the drill press.
Jon
Sometimes, like a beautiful woman, "stuff" looks good just sittin' there
doing nothing.
Steve
24.09.2009 - 01:48
On 2009-09-23, SteveB <oldfart@depends.com> wrote:
"Jon Anderson" <janders1957@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Ignoramus8004 wrote:
Jon, as the owner of a smallish 40 lb blacksmith leg vise, I highly
recommend getting one, especially if you need a vise to hold something
that you pound on.
I had one years ago but sold it, as it was really very worn, even for an
antique blacksmith vise. Both I saw at the sale are larger and in much
better condition, though not nearly as 'new' as the drill press.
Jon
Sometimes, like a beautiful woman, "stuff" looks good just sittin' there
doing nothing.
And staying silent
"Jon Anderson" <janders1957@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Ignoramus8004 wrote:
Jon, as the owner of a smallish 40 lb blacksmith leg vise, I highly
recommend getting one, especially if you need a vise to hold something
that you pound on.
I had one years ago but sold it, as it was really very worn, even for an
antique blacksmith vise. Both I saw at the sale are larger and in much
better condition, though not nearly as 'new' as the drill press.
Jon
Sometimes, like a beautiful woman, "stuff" looks good just sittin' there
doing nothing.
And staying silent
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