DIY Drill Press Jackshaft Speed Reducer

No lathe required! Fabricating a jackshaft (3rd pulley), to reduce the speed on my Delta DP 220 drill press, without using a lathe. I've seen some great DIY jackshafts on the Internet, but they all require the use of a lathe, which I don't have. Slower speeds will allow me to drill larger holes in thicker material without ruining drill bits. I used a Westward center pulley assembly ( TT10409513A1G ) but, this same type of pulley assembly is used in almost every 3-pulley drill press. So, if you can find one on any of the replacement parts websites, it would work the same. See the links below for the parts and tools I used:
Pulley Assembly:
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Link Belt:
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Shaft Collars:
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3" Hole Saw:
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2 5/8" Hole Saw:
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1" Hole Saw:
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Hole Saw Arbor & Bit:
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