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Early Walker-Turner 900-series drill press (Model 9-DP-1040), known for heavy cast construction.
Likely dating to the late 1930s–early 1940s. This is a classic American-made machine with heavy cast iron construction and a belt-driven step pulley system.
Specs / Features:
- Manufacturer: Walker-Turner (Plainfield, NJ, USA)
- Type: Floor model drill press
- Drive: Belt-driven step pulley (multi-speed)
- Motor: Original “Driver Line” AC motor
- Dual voltage: 110/220V
- Single phase
- ~1725 RPM motor speed
- Spindle: Jacobs-style chuck (appears to be 1/2")
- Table: Adjustable cast iron work table
- Column: Heavy steel column with cast base
Condition:
- Runs smooth with no noticeable bearing noise
- Spindle turns freely and feels solid
- Switch is functional but temperamental (may need replacement)
- Machine has been repainted at some point
- Overall complete and ready for use or light restoration
Notes:
- These Walker-Turner machines are known for their durability and precision and are highly sought after by vintage tool enthusiasts
- Much heavier and more rigid than modern consumer-grade drill presses
- Ideal for woodworking, metalworking, or restoration projects |
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