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Looks like your post beat me to the punch by 40 seconds.I might not need to say this, but you'd probably be disappointed with the cheapest of the Harbor Freight models. I received one as a gift. It's marginally useful at best. If I was to buy one for myself, I'd look for an older US made drill press.
Some of their equipment is "OK" if you have reasonable expectations, but for the most part I agree.I just threw up a little in my mouth. No thank you. I buy tarps there. A few other things, too. But never will I buy machinery there. Maybe I'm a snob...maybe I'm smart.
I just sent that listing a note. The stand I could maybe use for something else...Craigslist has one in your price range.
Located in Vancouver for $80.00 it's a Craftsman with a neat stand.
I just threw up a little in my mouth. No thank you. I buy tarps there. A few other things, too. But never will I buy machinery there. Maybe I'm a snob...maybe I'm smart.
Got one! It is bolted to my bench right now. Thanks for the suggestions, guys.
BTW, $100.View attachment 344233
I just threw up a little in my mouth. No thank you. I buy tarps there. A few other things, too. But never will I buy machinery there. Maybe I'm a snob...maybe I'm smart.
You are a snob because you are stepping up to the $100 Amazon model?
yeah, i know what you mean. i have +\- 25k worth of snap-on tools at work... i have a few harbor freight tools that i use at work that i know i could possibly lose on certain jobs. every tool has a purpose, even if its a cheap POS lol.I only buy power tools there when i just need it for one job.
I only buy hand tools there when I know I'm going to beat the living snot out of them (generally for one job).