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Used Yoshida Drill Presses

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    YOSHIDA YD3-65N #52211

    YOSHIDA YD3-65N #52211

    • Manufacturer: Yoshida
    • Model: YD3-65N

    SPECIFICATIONS: EQUIPPED WITH: TAPPING CYCLE COOLANT PUMP WITH TANK GEAR HEADED CAM DOG STOP NOTES: SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO VERIFICATION DELIVERY: IMMEDIATE, SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE

    Ames, IA
  • 25” YOSHIDA YUD-650 Heavy Duty

    25” YOSHIDA YUD-650 Heavy Duty Drill Press Tapping JAPANESE #8111

    • Manufacturer: Yoshida
    • Model: YUD-650

    25” YOSHIDA YUD-650 Heavy Duty Drill Press Tapping JAPANESE #8111 Reference # 8111 Model # YUD-650 Serial # 390405 Throat-12-1/2” Drilling capacity- 2” Mild Steel Tapping capacity- 1-1/2” Mild Steel Spindle speed...

    $5,950 USD

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    Est. $117/mo

    Sarasota, FL
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    YOSHIDA YUD-540

    • Manufacturer: Yoshida
    • Model: YUD-540
    • Drilling diameter: 54 mm

    Remarks: M16　S:220　Swing:540mm　75～1525rpm T:φ510mm　MT-4

    Tokyo, Japan

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.