Virginia Native here in St. louis Missouri. Grew up a navy kid and seeing that had had me grinning before I knew it. Great video. I purchased the same drill press, and heard the same quill noise. (I found your video searching for it’s replacement. ). Thanks for the content. Loved the “and I do stuff” line. Good luck!!!!!
Thanks for the video, brother! I have the exact same drill press, which I am about to assemble today, so I am very grateful for the video, and your thoughts on this tool. Btw: love the bikes! A V-Max, WOW! Haven't seen one of those in ages... And the Beemer is pretty awesome, too! I have an R1150RS, so I'm a big fan of your bike, too! Cool. Thanks, again! God bless.
Thank you so much for the comments and for watching. The 1985 VMX12 has been sitting so long that the brake cylinders and clutch master cylinder has list sealing capabilities. I may do a video on bringing it back to life before I get rid of it. Have a blessed day.
@@tonycarthan6425 That would be awesome to see you do a video on a V-Max restoration! I'd definitely watch that! I subscribed to your channel, so I will be watching additional content of yours, for sure! I wish you a blessed rest of your weekend! God bless you and yours, brother! Thank you!
Well done on the video Sir. It didn't appear to be a problem to drill those 1/4 in. holes. Dewalt makes a pack of pilot point drill bits that are fantastic. Sizes are 3/16 to 1/2 inch the others in the pack are standard drills. I use these daily at work making aluminum parts but worthless on steel. I been doing this for 11 years and the next best is a standard 119 degree good for steel or aluminum. Last but not least Thank You for your service!
Looks very similar to a Craftsman one I got maybe 30 years ago. Mine still going strong, good motor and no defects. Runout on spindle not to machinists level, but it is for drilling, not honing
The slots in the base of the press are for dropping drill bits in and also to collect wood and metal shavings. Best thing to do is cover it with something so that doesn't happen.
You did a wonderful job, explaining the drill, congrats
Thanks so much for commenting and for watching.
Thanks for your service Tony!
You are welcome, it was a privilege. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the video Tony. It was very informative and thorough. I would also like to thank you for your service to our great country.
You are welcome, and my service was an honor and a pleasure.
Virginia Native here in St. louis Missouri. Grew up a navy kid and seeing that had had me grinning before I knew it. Great video. I purchased the same drill press, and heard the same quill noise. (I found your video searching for it’s replacement. ). Thanks for the content. Loved the “and I do stuff” line. Good luck!!!!!
Thanks for watching.
Thank you for posting this! I was able to put mine together without even opening the manual. NICE JOB Appreciate it Tony!!
You're welcome!
Thank You Sir... For the review and for your service to our country!
It was a pleasure and honor on both counts.
Great video. Very thorough and videography is great! Well done.
Thanks for the comment and for watching.
Mate, you only read the manual as a last resort 😂 great video mate 👍
Right you are, Never violate the Man Code!
Thanks for the video, brother! I have the exact same drill press, which I am about to assemble today, so I am very grateful for the video, and your thoughts on this tool. Btw: love the bikes! A V-Max, WOW! Haven't seen one of those in ages... And the Beemer is pretty awesome, too! I have an R1150RS, so I'm a big fan of your bike, too! Cool. Thanks, again! God bless.
Thank you so much for the comments and for watching. The 1985 VMX12 has been sitting so long that the brake cylinders and clutch master cylinder has list sealing capabilities. I may do a video on bringing it back to life before I get rid of it. Have a blessed day.
@@tonycarthan6425 That would be awesome to see you do a video on a V-Max restoration! I'd definitely watch that! I subscribed to your channel, so I will be watching additional content of yours, for sure! I wish you a blessed rest of your weekend! God bless you and yours, brother! Thank you!
Great video
Thank you.
Well done on the video Sir. It didn't appear to be a problem to drill those 1/4 in. holes. Dewalt makes a pack of pilot point drill bits that are fantastic. Sizes are 3/16 to 1/2 inch the others in the pack are standard drills. I use these daily at work making aluminum parts but worthless on steel. I been doing this for 11 years and the next best is a standard 119 degree good for steel or aluminum. Last but not least Thank You for your service!
You are welcome and thanks for your comments.
Thank you Tony!
You are welcome!
Looks very similar to a Craftsman one I got maybe 30 years ago. Mine still going strong, good motor and no defects. Runout on spindle not to machinists level, but it is for drilling, not honing
Thanks for watching. Your website is outstanding. Wish I lived in Colorado so I could use your services.
The slots in the base of the press are for dropping drill bits in and also to collect wood and metal shavings. Best thing to do is cover it with something so that doesn't happen.
Good point. If I mount it permanently i will keep that in mind.. Thanks.
Another awesome video. Let me borrow that drill press 😝😝😝
Thanks. Only if I can get it back in the same year I lend it to you!!
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Very good video.
Thank you.
Good worl@ why do you not like the?
👍🏾 Good job.
Thanks for your review ,but can I Install square hole adapter ?
Dont know. I have no experience with that attachment.
@@tonycarthan6425 thanks a lot for your reply, have a great day
I think you put the batteries in backwards.
The light works but thanks anyway!
A bmw and vmax ... living right
Yes Life is good! Thanks for watching and subscribing.