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radialarmdrill.jpg

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This is a picture of a small radial arm drill press. 
Posted by Jerry Lang <gtlang@earthlink.net>. Jerry 
provided the following description:

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The photo radialarmdrill.jpg is of a bench top radial arm drill 
I have restored. There is a serial number on the drill but no 
makers tag or name. I wonder if anyone can identify it for me. 
I have never seen another like it. All flat surfaces appear to 
be machined on a planer as the tool marks are still very apparent 
and that should give some idea of it's age. I feel like it is 
American made. The machined and t-slotted base is 10 x 25 inches 
and the table is 10 x 15 inches with one vertical side machined. 
The arm is raised/lowered by the hand wheel and screw at the column. 
The head and motor combination travel on the arm by means of the 
hand wheel and double pitch (two threads) screw on the front of 
the arm. Some of the handwheels and the quill handle on the head 
appear to be shop made replacements. There is a counter shaft 
between the head and the motor giving the drill eight speeds. 
The machine is very well made and robust for it's size. Can anyone 
identify it for me? If anyone has any literature on it I would 
like to impose on their kindness and ask to arrange for photocopies 
of the material for my library. Thanks in advance for any knowledge 
you can share.   

Jerry Lang gtlang@earthlink.net