Drill Press Vise safety mount for 2.75” post drill presses
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Quickly and easily clamps a vise to the drillpress post so your drilled objects can’t spin in your hand.
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Based on the device created by YouTuber “Pask Makes”. I don’t have metal working tools so I recreated it with Fusion360 and my 3D Printer.
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This is designed to fit a 1940s Delta DP220 drill press with 2.75” column and now table height crank. It will fit any press of the same dimensions.
Print out of any material of your choice; stronger is better. I used 5 shell layers and 25% infill and PLA+. I will eventually reprint it out of some sort of glass/carbon-filled filament.
While designed around SAE hardware, I also tested M6x45 screws and nuts and they fit well. If you can find an M6 cam lever, and your drill press column is 70mm it should work but I can’t test it.
You will need the following SAE hardware: drill press vise, 19” of 3/8” round steel rod, two ¼-20x1-½” socket head cap screws, two ¼” flat washers, one ¼-20 self-locking nut, one ¼-20 cam lock lever with matching barrel nut. For the last, I used Amazon product: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07QYRNMD7 but you could use the printed lever with a 10mmx20mm barrel nut.
Using one of the cap screws, fit the cam lever into the slot (the cap screw will go into the nut hole of the other semi-circle). Use the other screw and locking nut on the opposite side of the cam lever. Insert the shoe into its slot inside the clamp. Drill and tap holes in your vise-clamp to attach the steel rod. Attach the rod. Slide the rod into the clamp. It should look like picture two. Mount to your drill press column and adjust the two screws until the cam grabs tight on the post and holds the rod tight.
If you print a second set you could clamp them under the table to prevent inadvertent table drops since there is no crank to hold the table in place.