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NOVA Voyager DVR Drill Press
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Drum sander for Drill
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Now that is surely the Rolls Royce of drilling machines ! 👏👍😀
Great videos! As somebody who is setting up a shop I find the information on all the little attachments and fittings very useful.
A very nice piece of kit.
Awesome machine
Hi Andy, I bought a Nova Voyager back in the summer. I am so pleased with it, there’s nothing else quite like it.
I wasn’t over impressed with the supplied chuck and arbor, so upgraded to an Albrecht chuck. Now it’s perfect.
They are expensive but, what a machine!
Hope yours serves you well, which I’m sure it will 👍🏻
Cheers Steve , I love it not cheap but good stuff never is , I wish It had keyless chuck , let use know which one you got always good keep options and upgrades open :)
Hi Andy, the arbor I bought is a Rohm 14906
Arbor with Morse Taper 2 to B16. I wanted an Albrecht but, couldn’t find one, so opted for the Rohm.
The chuck is a:
160B16
ALBRECHT PRECISION KEYLESS DRILL CHUCKS
CAPACITY 3.0MM - 16.0MM
TYPE OF MOUNT DIN B16
The chuck was expensive but , arguably the best. I have had good Rohm and Jacobs chucks in the past but, the Albrecht seem to be in another league.
Nice drill press.
Sorry I missed you in Worcester though it was really good to meet your wife. Your ‘display’ table looked simply amazing in real life.
cheers :)
Hi Andy, great video and I'm looking forward to seeing your video on the Ruwi gear because I still haven't committed to a Drill Press Table yet for my Nova Voyager (see my exchange with you on your previous video). By the way, I too refer to it as a drill press or pillar drill. I know the metal workers get precious about using the term but as I pointed out when you first received that comment, the dictionary definition supports woodworkers calling a floor standing pillar drill a "drill press" - it is correct common parlance. By the way, you are correct, mounting the head onto the pillar is impossible unaided. I didn't have the benefit of a strong pair of extra hands like you, so I mounted the head with the drill stand horizontal and then used straps and chain hoists hung from the roof frame of my shed workshop. My wife help with steadying it as it rose and you have to be alert when it moves over centre to ensure it does fall the other way (on top of you). If you are careful, it can be done! I've played with the common features and they are great. I'll be interested to hear your experience of the Advanced Features. I'll also have a look at the construction of the table tilt, because it might be possible to adapt the tilt mechanism to make it zero to 90 degrees. But like you I think the variable speed direct drive, build quality and other features far outweigh not being able to tilt the table beyond 45 degrees.
correction "does fall the other way" should of course have been "doesn't fall the other way"
Looks like a cracking piece of kit. Not entirely sold on the menu system. I feel like 99% of your time, you're going to know what speed you need it to be, so having more function keys (more than 4) set to common drilling speeds would be much more convinient than going through the menu each time.
Muy bueno 👍
So glad you got this, Andy! I just bought one as well! Did yours come with that acrylic guard around the quill? I ask because the US does NOT come with that! I love that digital depth stop! Have you tried having it reverse the bit out of the hole? I currently have mine set like yours where it just stops.
Yes is do come with the guard , its good but can be a pain at times .. I haven't had a chance to try the other stuff I will soon and video it for a #MWShoptalk ...
Hi. Looks like a great drill. I have a safety question on the automatic stop start. Is it possible to lower the Chuck without the handle i.e. by holding the chuck and pulling it downwards? Hope I explained that correctly. Imagine changing drill bits and for whatever reason you manage to pull the chuck downwards and it automatically starts. Is this a possibility? Cheers. 👍🏼
Don’t think you can , also if you open the safety guard then machine is locked out anyway
Just purchased a Hammer F3 spindle, i've had a quick look through your other videos but am just wondering how you got on with the axminster integral fence? Cheers!
not had a problem , I find it very useful thats for sure .!
Just installed the nova keyless chuck on mine.. guys if your looking for a drill press , buy the nova it’s a no brainer.. looked at powermatic delta and others.. this thing is a beast..
Great! How is the Nova keyless Chuck ? My cheap amazon chuck has locked up a couple of times
Manor Wood it’s built like a tank.. It’s $75 but well worth it.. it’s 5/8” and massive,real easy to tighten.. I got tired of the chuck key..👍😊
I am getting one 👍
Manor NOVA 9049 1-Piece 5/8 in. Keyless Chuck for 2MT Drill Press and Lathes
Got mine on Amazon 68.00
Woah man, that is a beast!👍🏽
Fits in well with the rest of your beastly tools. 😉
Is there anything that drill doesn't do? Awesome features.
I've just got a standard drill press, and those 3 pronged handle turns drive me bonkers, so I removed 2.
Sooooo much better with just the one. 👌🏽
You could be right about Handle 👍
@@ManorWood
Give it a go and see how much better it is without them getting in the way. 😉
I really want to buy this drill vs the Powermatic, but there's one feature holding me back. You touched briefly on the tilting of the table. Specs show that this one only tilts 45 degrees, where as the Powermatic goes the full 90. Its not often that I need to drill top down into end grain, but you mentioned chair legs where its handy to have the capability. Maybe I'm missing something, but the 45 degree tilt seems limiting. Do you have or plan a work-around?
Is the powermatic digital none belt drive ? I would say there will be a simple way to mount a clamp and make the 45degree 90 ..
@@ManorWood No - the Powermatic is belt driven, but with a variable drive arrangement (with digital readout) that goes from 400 to 3,000 by means of moving a lever on the side of the head. And that's one of the reasons I like the Nova Voyager. I just hate the idea of having to create a jig to drill at 90 degrees when they should have engineered the table to tilt that far in the first place. Given all the other great ideas they've included, its a head-shaker as to why they let that fall short.
Andy, how is this machine fairing since you first got it. Any problems or issues and are you still as pleased as when you bought it? Thinking of buying one. I see there are a few more dealers selling these in the UK now. Are you aware if the manufacturer now has a network in place for maintenance, spares and warranty claims etc? Thanks for the helpful video 👍
I love it !! Mate , best drill press I have ever used , also great when switching from metal to wood instead speed change! Ruwi table is also epic , the tool free chuck from Amazon has started to play up but I will be updating you all here when the Nova tech one arrived soon which I here is perfect 👌
Tip: if you use your drum sander much on your drill press, use a mandrel bearing on the table to reduce the lateral stress (and consequent wear) on the drill press quill. Veritas sells one: www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/tools/supplies/sanding/drums/20202-veritas-drum-sander-support-system
nice will try this for sure..
I'm having to use all my will power not to buy one of these. They look really slick.
if it doesnt have a drawbar that side load on that sanding drum is going to cause chuck and all to come out of the machine. sooner or later.
Do t use it much , but guess your right I now have a jet sander for that stuff . It good point
It's a pillar drill....!!!!
Is it ... :). Lol.