Build A Drill Press Stand

Oversized particleboard panels together then cut them to size on the table saw.

Build a drill press stand.

45x42x2 5cm piece of particle board for the base table 8mm plywood birch i think. Drill press stand plans. This build took one sheet of 3 4 plywood which made up the entire body and the shelves then one sheet of 1 2 ply which i used for the back and all the drawers. It was salvaged out of a chair 3 3 8 bolts washers.

This homemade drill press is made of wood. I began by trimming any rough edges at the table saw and getting the pieces down to final width. Lay out 2x4 inch boards into a rectangular frame with vertical posts and crossbeams. The stand should be wide enough that the drill press will not fall.

Here s an overview of the construction process for this homemade drill press table. Edge band both sides of the table then belt sand the top so the hardwood is flush with the surfaces. Materials 2 pieces of 3 4 plywood 4 x8 1 piece of 1 4 plywood 2 x4 drawer knobs wax 3 caster wheels 1 1 4 pocket screws 1 1 4 brad nails stain glue putty. How to build a mobile drill press stand.

I started breaking down the plywood for the base per my cut list. Making a homemade drill press stand it is a useful toolin your workshop. Make sure that the plywood sheet is cut in proper dimension and without any kind of error. If you only need a place to rest your drill press on you can build a simple but sturdy stand.

Drill a 1 1 2 inch hole through the end of one of the c boards. 28cm 36cm pille. This drill press stand is made from the plywood sheet so the making of this the first step is to cut the plywood sheet. I started off by cutting down my sheets over at my workbench with my track saw then took them to my table saw when they were a.

This will be used for routing the power cords. Dimension base size. Step 1 decide on a workplan. Attachment of drawer slides and drill.

Cut the plywood sheet to make the base and sidewall of the stand. I drilled pocket holes along the edges of the bottom panel with my pocket hole jig to connect to the sides. I built this cart cabinet using left over plywood from my storage drawers build and another planer cabinet that i built but didn t make a video on.