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Used Clausing/Colchester Drill Presses in Kentucky, USA

  • CLAUSING Clausing 2276

    CLAUSING Clausing 2276

    • Manufacturer: Clausing/Colchester
    • Model: 2276

    20" Clausing 2276 single spindle drill press features variable speed (150-2,000 RPM) and can handle up to 1-1/4" diameter in mild steel. Includes a 1-1/2 HP motor, 22"x19.5" table, and 6.5" spindle travel. Excell...

    $1,750 USD
    Louisville, KY
  • CLAUSING 1685

    CLAUSING 1685

    • Manufacturer: Clausing/Colchester
    • Model: 1685

    Used CLAUSING 1685 15" Drill Press available. Features variable speed, a production table with 20" x 40" working surface, and a 3/4 HP motor. Ideal for cast iron and mild steel drilling. Includes coolant tank & p...

    $1,950 USD
    Louisville, KY
  • CLAUSING 2286

    CLAUSING 2286

    • Manufacturer: Clausing/Colchester
    • Model: 2286

    20" Clausing 2286 Single Spindle Drill Press, used. Features a 20" swing, 10" spindle-to-column, 2.5" quill diameter, 6.5" stroke. Speed: 150-2000 RPM. 0.75/1.5 HP motor, 460V, 3-phase. Table 22"x19.5", adjustabl...

    $1,750 USD
    Louisville, KY
  • CLAUSING 2275

    CLAUSING 2275

    • Manufacturer: Clausing/Colchester
    • Model: 2275

    20" Clausing 2275 drill press, used. Features a 1.5 HP motor, variable speed (200-1333 RPM), 22" x 19.5" table, 6.5" spindle travel. Floor-style for heavy-duty steel and cast iron work. 460V/3PH power. Approx. we...

    $1,750 USD
    Louisville, KY
  • CLAUSING 22VI

    CLAUSING 22VI

    • Manufacturer: Clausing/Colchester
    • Model: 22V-1

    Used Clausing #22VI 3-Spindle Drill Press on a 24"x80" table. Features 20" swing, 1.25" steel capacity, 1.5 hp motor, and adjustable depth stop. Variable speed (150-2,000 RPM) with a heavy-duty precision head. Id...

    $3,450 USD
    Louisville, KY

Overview

Drill presses are stationary tools used for precision drilling in various materials, such as metal, wood, and plastic. These machines offer greater control and accuracy compared to handheld drills, making them essential for tasks that require consistent depth and alignment. They are commonly used in workshops, manufacturing facilities, and by DIY enthusiasts.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used drill press?

Check the drill press's motor power, spindle speed range, and overall condition. Inspect for any signs of wear, rust, or damage, and verify the functionality of all moving parts.

How do I ensure the drill press is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reliable transport service that specializes in heavy machinery. Secure the drill press properly to avoid movement during transit and consider additional protective packaging.

What is the maintenance schedule for a drill press?

Regular maintenance includes lubricating moving parts, checking and replacing worn belts, and ensuring the chuck and spindle are clean and free of debris. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines.