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Fire extinguishers handy. Smoke and heat alarms. Flame retardant materials. Evacuation plan. Talk fire and other safety monthly.
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I have had the Delta drill press for years and have been happy with it. Do the models you are looking at have variable speeds? Many have a belt drive arrangement at the top - and you select different pulley combinations for various speeds. This way you can select a lower speed (for more torque) for larger bits or heavier material. I just looked at the Delta SM 300 0n their website - yes, it has 5 different speed configurations. This is a feature you should be sure you get. You realize, of course, you are not getting a top of the line, high precision model, and it will be from China (what isn't?). But it should be fine. After many years I replaced the key type chuck with a keyless type. The original chuck was going bad, I think, it was a little rough. Good Luck Bill
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