Here is a real simple solution.  I will save you from the first part of the video https://youtu.be/M30uvwZdLmE?t=404

Mike

On 12/26/2020 1:51 PM, Brigitte Graham wrote:
Hi People, Nearly "Happy New Year",
This is a shopsmith question, so if you feel it is not relevant, please feel free to delete the topic! When you have raised the SS bed to its vertical position, for say, pillar drill operations, how do you move the motor up/down the way rails without the weight of the motor crashing down? Other than lowering the machine to horizontal mode each time you want to adjust the distance of the chuck from the table, (which is what you are supposed to do but is bit of a pain) how do you Chaps get over this problem? Though, I suspect you all have the strength to heave the motor and lock it in position all quite easily!!

I am thinking it needs something like the 'notched' tubes that move the horizontal pillar drill table in and out.

But to make something (that doesn't involve welding) that could move the weight up/down in small controlled increments.
Perhaps a scissor jack on the table?

Cheers
Legacy Widow



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