This is my workplaces full time deburring machine, however I have no idea why it has 2 heads. The second one was obviously and was an afterthought and it is slapped together. it was originally a craftsman drill press. does anybody know the reasons when it has a second head, and if so does your shop have similar drill presses.

  • jdnewmil@lemmy.ca
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    1 year ago

    Maybe they wanted a rough bit that they could apply side loads to without damaging the bushings in the main shaft. Having damaged bushings makes accuracy very difficult.

    • ironeagl
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      1 year ago

      Also a Jacobs chuck isn’t really meant to take side loads… guess how I know?