After seeing the nice chain table lift jimini built in a previous post I am almost ashamed to show you mine.
This lift was quickly constructed with material from the scrap pile, plus 2 small sprockets, 4 set collars, and some #50 roller chain. The drill press is an 8 speed Craftsman that my sweet wife gave to me for Christmas in 1968. It has been the most used tool in the shop and is on it's second chuck and untold number of V-belts. I think the pictures will tell the story of it's construction. It is simple but works very well. This is not a new idea since I saw a similar setup on the internet. Now if only I can get the pictures attached.
Bill
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This lift was quickly constructed with material from the scrap pile, plus 2 small sprockets, 4 set collars, and some #50 roller chain. The drill press is an 8 speed Craftsman that my sweet wife gave to me for Christmas in 1968. It has been the most used tool in the shop and is on it's second chuck and untold number of V-belts. I think the pictures will tell the story of it's construction. It is simple but works very well. This is not a new idea since I saw a similar setup on the internet. Now if only I can get the pictures attached.
Bill
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