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  • Bernardo Gearhead drilling machine GB

    Bernardo Gearhead drilling machine GB 55 SK NC with cross table

    • Manufacturer: Bernardo
    • Model: GB 55
    • Drilling diameter: 50 mm

    Product Properties Stepless speed adjustment comes standard, easy readout on digital display Many possible applications, such as groove milling, face milling, reboring etc. Tiltable drill head (-45˚ to +45˚) incr...

    $12,634 USD

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    Est. $248/mo

    Linz, Austria
  • 1982 ALZMETALL Abomat 50 (60)

    1982 ALZMETALL Abomat 50 (60) flange drilling machine

    • Manufacturer: Alzmetall
    • Model: Abomat
    • Drilling diameter: 65 mm
    • Power requirement: 10 kW

    Longitudinal table 600 x 700mm was converted to Walter CNC rotary dividing table ø1000mm Reinforced stand on Abomat 60 2 axis digital display

    Niederkappel, Austria

Overview

Pillar drills and drill presses are essential tools for precise drilling in various materials such as wood, metal, and plastic. These machines are often used in workshops, manufacturing facilities, and by DIY enthusiasts. They provide stability and accuracy that handheld drills cannot match, making them ideal for repetitive and high-precision tasks.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used pillar drill or drill press?

Examine the machine's overall condition, including the motor, spindle, and table. Check for any signs of wear or damage, and ensure that all moving parts operate smoothly. Reviewing the maintenance history is also advisable.

How can I safely ship a pillar drill or drill press?

Use a professional shipping service that specializes in heavy machinery. Ensure the drill is securely fastened and adequately padded to prevent movement and damage during transit.

What is the recommended maintenance for a pillar drill or drill press?

Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking belt tension, and ensuring that the spindle and table are clean and free of debris. Consult the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines and intervals.