BRILLIANT to add the lower weight to keep the cart balanced and offset the weight of the drill press. I don't understand why more people don't do this.

Something nobody seems to utilize, the slot holes in the drill-press foot. They are there so you can mount and move the press front to back (big wing nuts used). If you extend the floor of the stand out the back further creating a shelf, you can strap in long stock for end drilling by swivelling the drill-head around, loosening the bolts in the slots and sliding the press back, retighten. Various clamping/height devices can be fashioned to hold stock. Press stand only puts the press stand out a few more inches off the wall. Also use the long cubby created to store long-ish press accessories, fence and stuff.

This was so satisfying to watch! Great job! 🙂

As someone else said, great idea with the counter weight. I just purchased a drill press and it's 89 lbs and I was concerned about rolling it around the less than perfect garage floor with all that top weight. I will definitely incorporate that idea in my build. Otherwise really enjoyed the video and your work.

Some great ideas especially the counter-weight. Really helps stabilize it when rolling across expansion cracks in the concrete floor. Thinking about this design only bigger and facing the drill press towards the ends so I can put a table-top joiner one the other side.

AWESOME job!

Really liked how it turned out Drew!!!

Great work Drew thats an awesome Drill press stand keep up the great work

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Nice cabinet Drew. Your shop looks awesome 😎

lowering the COG like that is bombdotcom status! Subbed - can't wait to see what other ideas I can "borrow" from you ;)

Great video

nice cabinet Drew. nice idea with the cement bag.

Great job Drew. Love the video but for some reason you looked so much better in the first half than the second half. 😉. Thx Bro you are awesome. 👍👍

Ditto what others have said... Good move on lowering the CG. I've got a drill press stand in progress and I'm going to use this idea. Thanks.

I love the idea of the counterweight, but I am worried the bag will break and leave a mess. I would at least put a sheet of 1/4" plywood on top of the 2x4's and possibly some plastic. I am possibly paranoid. This is a very nice build; thanks for sharing.

Great build! I really like the idea of the counterweight. I'm planning to get a new drill press soon and I may do this as well! What size is your drill press? - Joe

could you please say pocket hole once more? very nice build and explanation

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How do you like the Grizzly anniversary edition band saw? I was debating getting that or spending a bit more for cast iron trunnion.

What are the dimensions on this stand? I have limited shop space so i need to make sure this will tuck into the cubby in my garage.

can you show me how to cut the two sides. top and back out of the sheet of 3/4 and is the front 1/2 or 3/4 ply

I really like the larger, wider base for larger drill presses. My "benchtop" drill press is an old Jet and it takes two average men or one Refrigerator Perry to move it. I'm curious, though, why you butt screwed and glued the short pieces to which the casters are mounted. That alone is an inherently very weak design. It seems like a single piece extending from one caster to the other would have been far stronger. The cabinet structure probably compensates, though. The music was a distraction to an otherwise good video. Wretched, actually.

What exactly were you doing at 13:54?

You're looking great. How are you loosing the weight?

waste of ¾ ply. with all the 2x material ½ would have been fine. Like the base weight idea.

Don't like pocket holes.

Lose the music or mix it lower. Otherwise good video

The bottom is overly complicated. Flat piece of plywood would have worked much faster and simpler.

If you are going to speed thru then shut the damn music off

I do not need step by step but the music sounds like a record turning super fast. I will unsubscribe and watch someone who does not use it

Great video