Refurb on a Canedy-Otto-Cincinnati 16” Precision Bench Drill Press

[Janderso]

Here you go, some of my best work
I bought it.
It's cast iron, keyed with a 5/8 shaft =perfect.
It was $96 delivered. Not as bad as I would have thought.
Top quality

 

[Janderso]

Question for you smart guys.
This is an 8 pound pulley. I don't have a motor yet. I have 3 used 110V motors. I think they are 56 frame, 1,750 RPM.
I'll do the math to work within the published RPM ranges. Maybe it needs to be 3,450.
Is there a specific type of motor I need to manage the starting torque this pulley will need/add?
The other end is aluminum.
Thanks

 

[extropic]

Nothing special required. Any NEMA 56 motor w/ 5/8" shaft will do. TEFC is nice but not necessary.

 

[Janderso]

Made some progress, ready for reassembly.
New bearings.
Now, if I can remember how it came apart??
The taper has maybe a tenth TIR, = someone took good care of this drill press.

 

[brino]

Great progress Jeff.

That will be one good looking machine!

-brino

 

[Janderso]

Got it assembled this morning.
I decided to use a link belt now that I forgot to install it
Am I going to have a problem with a link belt at 4,000 rpm?

 

[woodchucker]

I use one on my TS at 3750 (I think that's the RPM).

 

[Janderso]

I use one on my TS at 3750 (I think that's the RPM).

That would be great.
I have 3 motors laying around.
I have a good one at the higher RPM.

 

[Janderso]

That would be great.
I have 3 motors laying around.
I have a good one at the higher RPM.

It looks like 1,750 RPM is the motor designed for this application.

 

[Bob Korves]

Question for you smart guys.
This is an 8 pound pulley. I don't have a motor yet. I have 3 used 110V motors. I think they are 56 frame, 1,750 RPM.
I'll do the math to work within the published RPM ranges. Maybe it needs to be 3,450.
Is there a specific type of motor I need to manage the starting torque this pulley will need/add?
The other end is aluminum.
Thanks

I would be looking for a lower quill speed for that drill press, if the machine seems stiff enough to handle it...