Clean old wood

wood squeaks look for the squeak area and check the screws and bolts if its wood /wood problem put a couple of drops of cooking oil or if have a wood conditioner put some there

On pos 75 page A turn the depth adjustment clockwise otherwise if its blocked by wood or other trash control the mechanic and clean it dry .

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15" Rockwell Drill Press pulley removal? - The Garage Journal Board

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May 3, 2012 - 7 posts - ‎2 authors I have 15" Rockwell Bench top drill press 15-017 I think circa 1971. ... You have toremove the machine screw and the pulley and bearing ... Drill Press Pulley Problem
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Check the blade for sap - clean it. Make sure you unplug it first. .Check for worn teeth on blade. Give machine a good cleaning. Try cutting at a slower pace. Check blade tension.and alignment.

It does just depend on the type you are getting.Metal benches can be very comfortable and even more than wood benches, dependson the angle and their cushioning. I suggest that you will try some benchesbefore buying. I can tell you that the metal ones will last longer and areeasier to maintain.

If you prefer wood, then you should definitely go for the long lasting woods like Eucalyptus, cedar and teak. If you like metal benches, make sure they are painted in water resistant color and that they are also rust resistant.

Hi there. Try to remove as much of the old paint as possible. You should sand down the wood and paint a little bit to rough up the wood and only then paint over it. Paint sticks much better to roughed up wood. Oil based paint would also be a better solution. The best solution is to use stain, if that's an option. Alex

Could be a belt tension issue. Try tensioning the belt by moving the motor and wheels farther apart by reanchoring the units,or,spanning the gap between units with a series of wood blocks and shims(wedges).Be careful with tensioning. Always manualy move the belt,unit unplugged. There should be some deflection(play) in the belt when pressed upon with a finger.

Remove the transmission, after holding the rear of the engine supported, using a jack with a piece of wood between it and the engine. Remove the clutch and pressure plate, and the flywheel or if automatic, the flex plate. The rear main seal retainer will then be exposed. Remove the 2 oil pan to main seal retainer assembly, and the bolts circling the retainer, and slide the retainer assembly unit back off the crankshaft. Remove the old gasket from the retainer, and clean the gasket ridge before installing a new gasket. It's a one piece hard rubber gasket, which must be inserted in the retainer evenly. This can be done on a work bench, or flat wood on a concrete floor, Some light oil might help it seat easier, Once seated slide the retainer containing the new gasket back over the rear of the crankshaft, A rubber hammer will help ease it back into position, Replace all bolts, not forgetting the oil pan to retainer bolts, and reinstall all parts in reverse order of removal. If a manual trans, this would be an excellent time to install a new clutch kit.

try this, get something like brake clean or equiv. spray the inside of the chuck and also the spindle, wipe clean with a paper towel. fully retract the jaws and using a block of wood tap on the chuck to seat it on the taper. You might have to move the table out of the way but it will work. If I have helped you with your request would you please rate this response accordingly. Thank you