Articulating Drill Press table extension.

**Frank S** · Jun 18, 2018, 12:16 AM

JoeVanGeaux, Don't let a little thing like another project get in your way of posting something you have done. or a duplicate build already posted on these forums there are an infinite number of duplicated builds to be found here but everyone of them are different in some way even if they are a copy of someone else's build. The built is still yours

**Captainleeward** · Jun 18, 2018, 02:26 PM

Hello JoeVanGeaux, Yes those wood pie shaped blocks are really a great way to clamp work down and fast tooo. that was one of several of my best inspirations, and Thanks for noticing...always nice to have friends,,,... :O)

**owen moore** · Oct 15, 2018, 11:05 PM

When I was a young buck and I was working in a small shop, we built a articulated drill press that had a boom that was a swinging truss , similar to a jib crane boom. We mounted a Rockwell drill press head to it and we mounted it to one of the building columns. The unit was leveled and plumed and would swing over a large work bench. It would reach to center of a 4 ft. x 8 ft. sheet of metal. Talk about handy!

**Frank S** · Oct 15, 2018, 11:35 PM

Originally Posted by owen moore

When I was a young buck and I was working in a small shop, we built a articulated drill press that had a boom that was a swinging truss , similar to a jib crane boom. We mounted a Rockwell drill press head to it and we mounted it to one of the building columns. The unit was leveled and plumed and would swing over a large work bench. It would reach to center of a 4 ft. x 8 ft. sheet of metal. Talk about handy!

I had a similar rig mounted on the column of my Radial arm drill press it was used for chamfering the holes

**Captainleeward** · Oct 16, 2018, 12:40 AM

Hi Owen Thank you for that interesting story of your drill press in the machine shop. I had metal shop in high school with lots of neat machines to. see ya Cap.

Hi Frank how are you????? Cap.