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Old 25-01-07, 21:40
Phil Waterman Phil Waterman is offline
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Default Small Drill Presses are cheap

Keep an eye out for one of those small drill presses I think the one I bought was $65 US. Great little tool to clamp up to what needs to be drilled and then just crank the spindle down. I drilled all the holes in the floor plate and frame rails with mine.

I bought mine because I needed a replacement for 3/8 variable speed hand drill that I think burned out trying to drill 1/2 holes.
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