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    medding pillar drill

    I tried to check and im sure the damage part of the cog only comes in contact once within the full travel of the quill so is only giving the one notchy feel also checked the rack part and that looks good no damage
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    medding pillar drill

    Hi Doug Thanks for that reply that’s exactly what I needed I have just got the quill assembly stripped out and there is slight damage to a tooth on the cog on that shaft you mention Do you think I will be able to maybe smooth out the damage a bit with a file? Cheers mark Here’s a few pics of...
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    medding pillar drill

    thanks will check it out :)
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    medding pillar drill

    hi Doug the return spring is fine its just as you pull down on the handle when the quill is about an inch down there is like a notch feel then the rest of the way is really smooth i need to know how to strip this part of the drill down how do i remove the chuck and remove the quill for...
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    medding pillar drill

    hi everyone got the new motor on the drill and got it running I went for a .75kw (1hp) motor and seems really good but there seems to be a bit of a notch feel as I pull the drill down its about an inch down also if I release it back up slowly it sticks here can anyone advise me how to strip...
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    medding pillar drill

    hi Doug thanks for the reply that's exactly what I wanted to know I was looking at using a inverter to avoid moving the belts around but I thought as you have confirmed the motor need to run at speed to keep torque up thanks doug and thanks for the links guys thats really good info for me and...
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    medding pillar drill

    just taken the pulley off the motor and I think it is 5/8 inch shaft around 16mm but new motors are either 14mm or 19mm shaft for the size motor im looking at anyone know where I can get a new pulley, i don't have a belt with the drill but the guy i bought it from said the v-belt was a Z type...
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    medding pillar drill

    yeah was please with the price the guy was moving units and need rid asap think it was (right place right time) for once.....
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    medding pillar drill

    Hi Doug thanks for the link looks like you did a great job on your medding's it looks very similar to mine here’s a few pics still laying on workshop floor as I collected it apart from the few bits missing it looks like its not had too hard a life have you got you drill running using a...
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    medding pillar drill

    hi all just bought myself a medding's floor standing pillar drill been looking for what seemed ages for one to come in my price range then saw this on the bay listed as spares or repair £45 only 30 mins drive away too starter switch and table missing but rest of the drill looks in really good...
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    Wadkin SP12

    thanks guys now leaning towards the 4hp motor I have already priced for a taper lock pulley as the original pulley is well and truly stuck on the end of the shaft cheers Mark
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    Wadkin SP12

    does anyone have more advice on what size motor I should go for the saw has the option to use a 300mm blade which will give a depth of cut of 4" which I may want to use occasionally will a 3hp single phase motor be sufficient or would I be better off going with the 4hp single phase motor??? i...
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    Wadkin SP12

    Ok thanks for the link
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    Wadkin SP12

    “Myfordman” do you have a make and model of these inverters and website to buy from?
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    Wadkin SP12

    well that's good to know as I also bought a wadkin C6 bandsaw which is also just 415v 3 phase so I might go the inverter way with that on do you have any links to these type of inverter
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