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    used mortising attachment for sale $80 no longer used ......bob
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    Hi Robyn, I've heard on numerous occasions these morticing attachments never work perfectly on a drill press. I would be interested if you could convince me otherwise

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    work perfectly well if setup properly

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    I would also consider putting the item in the title rather then "cleaning up clutter" which sounds like it could be multiple items in one thread..... instead its not

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chipbreaker View Post
    Hi Robyn, I've heard on numerous occasions these morticing attachments never work perfectly on a drill press. I would be interested if you could convince me otherwise
    Depends on your drill press… I have one of these and it works fine but that’s because it was mounted on a 40yo Brobo Waldown; solid as a rock. Probably the biggest issue is with the tables; if your table can flex under the force of the quill coming down then these mortise attachments won’t work very well.
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    I'm assuming the collar attaches to the quill and not the body of the drill. I have a waldown type 8 SN Series 3

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    That’s correct; the collar attaches to the quill. The kit comes with a few plastic reducing collars to accomodate different diameter quills; I didn’t like them and turned one up in brass. If you measure up your quill diameter I’ll check to see how the collars will fit your drill.
    I’m not sure what model Brobo mine is other than it was made around 1980 and is fitted with their mechanical infinitely variable speed control so no messing around changing belt ratios!
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    They do work on a good quality drill press.

    I just upgraded to a Nova Voyager and it works very well on that, after I got the quill collar bored out an extra millimeter so it would fit.

    It worked "adequately" on the old Carbatec press, meaning I would usually do the last millimeter or so of width with a hand chisel.
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    Quill size is 41.2 mm

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    Quote Originally Posted by havabeer69 View Post
    I would also consider putting the item in the title rather then "cleaning up clutter" which sounds like it could be multiple items in one thread..... instead its not

    Yup. My first thought was: Is that it...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chipbreaker View Post
    Quill size is 41.2 mm
    That’s too small; but to just to be sure does you drill not have a thicker section at the end of the quill; holding the final bearing? My quill is also only 42mm-ish but widens out to about 51-52mm for the last 40mm.
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    This is the casting above quill
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    Ok; yours is quite different to mine and unfortunately you won’t be able to fit this item.
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    Thanks for all the advise, muchly appreciated

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