Help identifying this old drill press

[fuelie74]

I am looking for help identifying my old drill press. I can't find any names or S/N on it, but there is a lot of paint.

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[benmychree]

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[fuelie74]

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[matthewsx]

Hi and welcome,

Had to look it up but 600w oil is a thing.

No idea of the manufacturer but there may be identification marks that will show up if it's cleaned.

Is it your yet? Looks very stout.

John

 

[benmychree]

600W is commonly called steam cylinder oil, used for worm gear lube and antique car transmissions and rear axles, and of course for steam engine internal lubrication.

 

[fuelie74]

Hi and welcome,

Had to look it up but 600w oil is a thing.

No idea of the manufacturer but there may be identification marks that will show up if it's cleaned.

Is it your yet? Looks very stout.

John

Yes, it's mine already. I have had it for several years but would like to figure out information on it.

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[fuelie74]

600W is commonly called steam cylinder oil, used for worm gear lube and antique car transmissions and rear axles, and of course for steam engine internal lubrication.

I have never heard that. When I searched it I found 600W was what was used in model T transmissions.

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[jwmay]

I’ll throw out a guess of Fosdick. But I browsed images on Google for twenty minutes and couldn’t match it.
Cool machine!