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Thread: Vintage Ixion manual drill press
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2nd November 2021, 10:18 AM #1Novice
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Vintage Ixion manual drill press
Run out of time to use or restore the press so decided to move it on.
German made, age probably pre WW1, it appears to be the second version of the design and an advance on their chest drill design.
After loading the drill and selecting which speed cranking to use, turning the crank will cause the drill to rapidly go down to the job surface. One there, the resistance to further movement down will start the flywheel turning and friction on the flywheel shaft, adjusted by the knob below the flywheel will set the amount of pressure applied by the drill to the job. The pressure is maintained while cranking continues reducing the risk of drill breakage or work hardening the job
The drill is retracted rapidly when cranking is stopped or the crank wound backwards.
Though it has surface rust on unpainted surfaces it is in good working order or suitable for use or a restoration project. All parts are original, the base has been fractured at some time and welded.
There is a thread from a few years ago about similar drills
I suggest $50 ono with pickup from Sydney Northern Beaches
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2nd November 2021, 08:35 PM #2
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4th November 2021, 10:07 AM #3Novice
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Hi Matt,
It is 10Kg but would probably need a frame of some sort to ship. I will have to do something with it in the next week and it won't be possible for me to organize.
Sorry
Cheers
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4th November 2021, 12:21 PM #4
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7th November 2021, 06:58 PM #5Novice
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8th November 2021, 06:37 PM #6
Thanks Arthur,
I now own 4 drill presses, 2 in Melbourne, 1 in Ballarat ,1 in Sydney in a niece’s car.
This kind of stuff I can’t figure out.
I know at least one drill press will be finding a new home in the future.
Cheers Matt.
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29th November 2021, 04:36 PM #7
Drill arrived today, unfortunately the previous job at welding the base, has similar appearances to a worm lying on concrete, no penetration at all.
So the base will have to be welded “probably”
This is in know way laying blame on Arthur, he had explained that the base had previously been repaired.
So unfortunately it will have to sit for awhile,
Buggggggger.
Cheers Matt.
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29th November 2021, 09:33 PM #8
That's a bummer. Your would have thought that whoever welded that would have ateast tried to get it straight.
At least you have a base. I had to make a complete new one....
Still looking for a cast iron one, but they are too rare. One day I might get a metal one fabricated.
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30th November 2021, 07:08 AM #9
Vintage Ixion manual drill press
Cklett,
I think it was probably “welded” square but there was no penetration of the weld, it’s just sitting on top, or it may just be braced, I haven’t had a good look.
But unfortunately what ever it was didn’t survive being posted from Sydney too Melbourne.
You could have one cast, if you make a wooden pattern, happy to help with pictures measurements there.
Cheers Matt.
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