101 Project: Drill Press Base – November 16th, 2013 at 8:44 PM.

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Mark has been using a drill press in his woodworking shop for years. However, he recently decided that he needed a more portable solution. He wanted to be able to move his drill press around his shop and take it with him to job sites. After some research, Mark decided the best solution was to build a portable base for his drill press.

Before building the base, Mark measured the height and width of his drill press. He also looked at the size of the base of the drill press and decided how large he wanted his portable base to be. Mark then went to his local hardware store and purchased some plywood, caster wheels, and screws.

The first step in building the base was to cut the plywood to the correct size. Mark used a circular saw and a jigsaw to make the cuts. He then sanded the edges of the plywood to make them smooth. Mark also cut a hole in the center of the plywood where the drill press would sit.

Next, Mark attached the caster wheels to the bottom of the base. He used screws and washers to attach them securely. Mark made sure to use locking caster wheels to ensure that the base would stay in place when he was using the drill press.

After the caster wheels were attached, Mark put the drill press onto the base. He adjusted the height of the base so that the drill press was at a comfortable working height. Mark then screwed the drill press onto the base so that it would not move around.

To finish the base, Mark added some storage areas for drill bits and other supplies. He used some leftover plywood to create shelves and compartments. Mark also added a power strip to the base so that he could plug in his drill press and other tools without having to reach for an outlet.

The portable base that Mark built has been a great addition to his woodworking shop. He can now move his drill press wherever he needs it and take it with him when he is working on a job site. The base is also sturdy and provides storage for his supplies.

Mark recommends building a portable base for anyone who needs to move their drill press around. It is a simple project that can be completed in a few hours with basic tools. The end result is a base that is both functional and convenient.

Posted by EasyAim on 2013-11-22 05:11:02