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    Yes, it’s great that such a reasonably priced consumer item actually works so well. I can’t see me ever going back to a belt drive unit.

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    Just wondering if $399 is the best price to pick one of these up at the moment? Cheers

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    They do seem to routinely come on special around the $275-$300 mark, so if you're not in a hurry just check periodically.

    If you haven't signed up before, you could also sign up for a trial with Amazon Prime if they offer the free shipping. Saves an extra $15 or so (quit after it's delivered).

    cheers, Ian

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    WOW, that is a bargain price compared to what I paid. I'm glad that I have had good use out of mine in the intervening years or I might feel cheated. I'm still happy with mine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xanthorrhoeas View Post
    WOW, that is a bargain price compared to what I paid. I'm glad that I have had good use out of mine in the intervening years or I might feel cheated. I'm still happy with mine.
    I did get mine very cheap at the time, but I think for that size class they do seem to be the best around, so you've done well getting one regardless.

    cheers, Ian

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    Quote Originally Posted by aarggh View Post
    They do seem to routinely come on special around the $275-$300 mark, so if you're not in a hurry just check periodically.

    If you haven't signed up before, you could also sign up for a trial with Amazon Prime if they offer the free shipping. Saves an extra $15 or so (quit after it's delivered).

    cheers, Ian

    Thanks Ill get an eye on it

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    Just a heads up to anyone wanting a Bosch Bench Drill PBD 40. It is on sale now (Amazon Prime sale) for $319. You have to be an Amazon Prime member to get the sale price. You can sign up for a 1 month free trial though to qualify. I just bought one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BEM View Post
    Just a heads up to anyone wanting a Bosch Bench Drill PBD 40. It is on sale now (Amazon Prime sale) for $319. You have to be an Amazon Prime member to get the sale price. You can sign up for a 1 month free trial though to qualify. I just bought one.

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    Thanks for the heads up mate [emoji106]

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    For those interested in the this drill, it's slightly cheaper from Amazon UK at $305. You still buy it via AmazonOz, you just have to search for it......or you could just click on this link.



    And BTW, it looks like the sale ends in 13 hours and counting.

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    Default Handle conversion

    I love mine but decided I needed to change the handle...

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    Hi jimbo16,

    Where did you get your handle? The link KahoyKutter didn't actually show a handle but rather all the drill accessories and the part number wasn't correct.
    Do you like the handle you installed?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BEM View Post
    ....The link KahoyKutter didn't actually show a handle but rather all the drill accessories and the part number wasn't correct.


    The link used to point to the actual part but it looks like that particular handwheel has been superseded by this one. It looks very similar but the part # is now DT998.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BEM View Post
    Hi jimbo16,

    Where did you get your handle? The link KahoyKutter didn't actually show a handle but rather all the drill accessories and the part number wasn't correct.
    Do you like the handle you installed?
    Yeah love it. It is the replacement feed hub + handle for the chinese made Z512 bench drill.

    eg
    Bench Drill Machines Parts - Feed Hub Wheel & 195mm Handle-Z512 Z516 Z4116 Z4120 | eBay
    1SET Drill Press Machines Parts Feed Hub Wheel Z512 2 Z512B Z4116 Z4120 Z4125 Handle Seat And Handle Accessories|Drilling Machine| - AliExpress

    Just need an M6x20mm grub screw and a bit of tubing to shim from 19mm (3/4") to 22mm (7/8"). I used a bit of 19mm irrigation tubing from Bunnings.
    Holman 19mm x 1m Poly Pipe | Bunnings Warehouse
    Works really well. Very secure.
    Or this might work as a shim
    6063 Aluminum Round Tube 22mm OD 19mm Inner Dia 300mm Length Tubing | eBay
    Just needs to be 22mm OD and 19mm ID with wall thickness of 1.5mm or there-abouts.

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    Oh. Ok. I had seen that handle but I wasn't sure as the number was one different. I thought it looked similar. Thanks KahoyKutter.
    Are you still happy with the handle an year later?

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    Quote Originally Posted by KahoyKutter View Post
    The link used to point to the actual part but it looks like that particular handwheel has been superseded by this one. It looks very similar but the part # is now DT998.
    Apparently DT998 and DT999 are no longer available. Shame, I wanted to give them a try to see if I like them better than my current replacement.

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