Doing Some Shop Upgrades And Testing A $200 Magnetic Drill
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Enjoyed your video. Those casters look exactly like what I need to use under my 20 Ton Harbor Freight press.
I have the variable speed reversible Vevor. It works really well. I hooked up the coolant reservoir and filled it with machining coolant that is made from concentrate mixed 1:9 with water. It really helps to cool the annular cutters and make them last longer.
Nice video on your new mag drill, great job. As per your plasma cutter machine you can mount it to the wall with 2x4 or 2x6 cheats. Run them across the wall studs and mount your bracket on to the cheats. It will be much stronger and there will be no need to find a stud to attach to. Just another way of doing things. Great video again.
5:48 - Annular Cutters, I describe them as an "Endmill Holesaw" haha. It cuts like an end mill, but only cuts the outside of the circle like a hole saw. I opted to get the variable speed model that includes the jacob's chuck and adapter. It's more expensive, but will pay for itself in the long run. Annular Cutters do better at lower rpms, so they'll last longer and I'll be able to drill harder materials.
What torch are you running on the everlast? Those consumable looks different
Maybe put a 3/4” plywood backer that can screw to studs and you can screw your bracket into the plywood. Allows for future adjustments or placement on that section of the wall.
Been a while. Welcome back
Thank you! Nice to be back
Mine had .001" of runout.
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Drilling holes without the coolant tank installed and filled with the proper liquid is not very smart. (tool oil is not for cutting)