2015年4月13日 · Here is a link to one of two parts diagrams available for the Delta/Rockwell 15-069 at Vintagemachinery.org. Both diag could be interpreted as displaying a tapered spindle and chuck removed with wedges. Verify. Here is a document by Jacobs Chuck describing how to identify threaded chucks. Also how to install/remove chucks from tapered spindles ...

After I carelessly destroyed a specialty bearing in my old Delta drill press, I contacted Delta. For $15 Delta sent me a parts list. I identified the bearing and called Delta for a replacement. I was told that the bearing could no longer be obtained and the drill press was old. I replied that I was, too, and hung up, disgusted by the attitude of the woman I dealt with.

2012年4月30日 · I bought an older Rockwell-Delta floor drill press. . .it's a Model 17-600 with a Jacobs 633C 1/2" capacity drill chuck (33 taper). I have never needed to/had the opportunity to change out a chuck on a drill press before. . .in prior home use I've never needed greater than a 1/2" chuck capacity and at work we have multiple drill presses or I'm already set-up on a mill so if I needed more ...

2013年6月16日 · I picked up and old Delta 15-655 drill press at a flea market today. Most of the parts are there, but it needs a total rehab. Does anyone have or know where I can get a manual for this beast? I did some Google searches and tried some of …

2011年3月10日 · Some Delta/Rockwell drills, could be ordered with a Morse Taper spindle instead of a 33 taper stub. There might be a parts manual on OWWM dot com for your drill which would determine that. You drill will only go to about 1/2-5/8" in steel. Its meant to be a …

2008年12月5日 · I recently acquired a rockwell model 10 variable speed bench top drill press NO.31-210. It has variable speed from 600-2800 rpm. It makes a terrible sound when it runs and unable to change speeds ( side plate states to change speeds while running). Would like to get instruction sheet or parts list before tearing it down.

Hollow mortising chisels for a drill press do not require much downfeed pressure, but the work itself often requires repetitive operations to cut rectangular mortises with a square bit. Both hands would be used to hold and feed the work along the fence, and the foot pedal there makes considerable sense.

This is a Delta Rockwell model 15-120 "Ram Type" radial drill press. With a 1725 RPM motor (3 phase on this particular one), it has 16 speeds from 175 to 8200 (!). It actually has a proper countershaft, too. Total catalog weight, including stand (216 lb) and motor and electrical box (36 lb): 856 lb. I guess he wasn't kidding about the "heavy duty" part.

Edit to say, at one stage I required a TA to drill a bunch of parts to the same depth, so I mounted a microswitch on the bracket which cut the motor at required depth.

gellfex Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 3034 Share Tweet #1 Snapped return spring on 17" Rockwell DP. Any good DIY options? 07-17-2010, 12:56 AM Drillin a hole and SNAP! -The quill drops. The coil spring broke not far from the center on my 17-600 drill press. Should I just bite the bullet and pay $83.50 shipped for a new one, or …