OT- Drill press, Messed up pulley |
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OT- Drill press, Messed up pulley |
jeffdon |
Aug 9 2016, 09:24 AM
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I have an old 15" Walked turner drill press that dates back to the 40's. It's a wonderful beast of a cast iron machine, but the pulley that goes on the quill is messed up. The bronze splinned bushing inside was slipping. But I am a smart guy, and taking inspiration from the method we use to put the cam gear on a type 4 crank, I heated it up on a hot plate thinking I could then drive the bushing in tighter.
I ended up melting the largest diameter step off the pulley. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/headbang.gif) I have not been able to source a replacement. Got to thinking, since I am trying to run at a lower speed, why not just get a motor controller and turn down the speed? Any one know if this would work, and a good place for a speed control? |
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