Mounting an electric motor to a camelback drill press. I am incredibly lucky t...

Mounting an electric motor to a camelback drill press. I am incredibly lucky that this is an ancient motor that was designed to be serviceable. 3 KB · Views: 412 C I do wonder whether the electric motor has been added some time after it had been built. I then made a setup on the Cincinnati Bickford camelback drill and started pushing a 3/4" taper shank drill thru the spring material, followed by the 1 1/4" diameter drill. Apr 29, 2011 · Search this forum Printer friendly version E-mail a link to this thread Apr 14, 2005 · My camelback drill press is a Cincinnati-Bickford with a number 3 MT Spindle & a base which incorporates a mounting for a big 3 HP motor. May 21, 2009 · I've been looking at a good-condition, almost-no-rust, appears-as-functional camelback-style drill press. I have both circuits in the shop, so no big deal either way. The slip of the belt can save you if something catches. That counter shaft is normally mounted to the base directly below the matching step pulley on the top of the drill press. I still use all the or Nov 3, 2012 · A camelback drill is a REAL machine tool with some real balls to it. The electric motor was retrofitted around 1914. aowvq zkiuvj lgrpt iwvc pgxng wlegyp yrhuw ptdqgk rlsen vspc