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Post by Burpin Chunks Racing on Feb 21, 2010 15:51:15 GMT -7
i have come to the conclusion that my 75 dollar drill press isnt very accurate. i believe it was the reason i didnt have faster times until i made some adjustments.
please give me advice on a good accurate drill press. im looking at this one Proxxon 38128 TBM 3 Speed Bench Drill Machine but am not sure if it is the better buy.
please advice
i read on another forum that the Cameron Micro Drill Press is a good one but expensive - i found one used for 350 bucks. what do yall think about the proxxon vrs the cameron, no model number on the cameron. but would like your ideas on which one to get even if not one of these. i want to buy one drill press and be finished knowing i have an accurate one.
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Post by W Racing on Feb 22, 2010 5:34:10 GMT -7
i have come to the conclusion that my 75 dollar drill press isnt very accurate. i believe it was the reason i didnt have faster times until i made some adjustments. please give me advice on a good accurate drill press. im looking at this one Proxxon 38128 TBM 3 Speed Bench Drill Machine but am not sure if it is the better buy. please advice i read on another forum that the Cameron Micro Drill Press is a good one but expensive - i found one used for 350 bucks. what do yall think about the proxxon vrs the cameron, no model number on the cameron. but would like your ideas on which one to get even if not one of these. i want to buy one drill press and be finished knowing i have an accurate one. I looked at the Cameron and Proxxon. In the end I poicked the Proxxon. It is very accurate. If you get the cameron get the CS version which take collets. I would say that the table on the Cameron may be too small??? The Proxxon has worked perfectm with the x-y table...
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