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SOLD - PP FS: Craftsman (Atlas) 15" Bench Top Drill Press - Rick_B - 03-08-2020
SOLD PENDING PAYMENT
I am offering a 15"Atlas made (Craftsman branded) bench top drill press for sale. Model 101.03621. This machine and motor have been completely disassembled, cleaned and painted.
All 7 bearings have been replaced - 2 in the quill, 2 in the column at the top of the spindle, 2 in the motor and 1 in the multi speed pulley.
Drive system - 1/2 HP, 1750 RPM, single phase, 110 Craftsman motor. It has been completely disassembled, cleaned and painted and reassembled with new sealed bearings. There is a multi speed pulley that results in 12 speeds from 175 to 7800 RPM's. The machine also has a cast aluminum belt cover that is hinged to a cast iron base. There is an integrated 110 outlet for any potential accessories.
The spindle has a JT33 nose with a threaded release collar. The chuck is a new keyed Jacobs JT33 1/32" to 1/2" - key included (chuck is not shown in the pictures). Run out on the spindle nose is less than .001".
I would like to get $350 for the package - reasonable offers are welcome. I am in Winston Salem and could deliver within a 2 hour radius for some contribution to gas.
Thanks for looking
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RE: FS: Craftsman (Atlas) 15" Bench Top Drill Press - museumguy - 03-08-2020
That is very cool. If I was closer, hmmmmm
RE: FS: Craftsman (Atlas) 15" Bench Top Drill Press - Philip1231 - 03-08-2020
A real machine tool, made in the USA. These don't come along all that often folks: if you are close by you should be jumping on this! .001 runout: NICE!!!!
RE: FS: Craftsman (Atlas) 15" Bench Top Drill Press - alanealane - 03-08-2020
I love vintage restorations! Great work!!
RE: FS: Craftsman (Atlas) 15" Bench Top Drill Press - Alan S - 03-09-2020
That looks very nice. Both distance and price are higher than my usual, but I'm torn. It looks worth it.
Here is a link to the manual. In that document, I can't find the spindle stroke, but it does say the spindle stop gauge is calibrated 0-4", so it likely has a 4" stroke -- longer than new presses unless they are quite pricey.