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The Merry Miller26/02/2013 11:51:25
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Morning all,

The picture above is one of a 5 speed Meddings Bench drill. (not mine I might add)

I want to get hold of details of this type of Meddings and hopefully a manual or a parts list.

If there is anybody out there who can help me out I'd be most grateful.

Len. P.

Thor 🇳🇴26/02/2013 12:23:34
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Hi Len,

a quick google search gave this ***LINK**, maybe what you were looking for?

Here's another link I found.

Regards

Thor

The Merry Miller26/02/2013 12:44:01
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Thanks for your info Thor but I had already covered those links.

They refer to the more modern Meddings drills where most of the head is fabricated from sheet steel.

They don't go for many castings nowadays in fact their latest drills look like they have left style behind!!!

Len.

John Stevenson26/02/2013 13:15:29
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There are no spare parts.

Everything inside it is needed.

John Stevenson26/02/2013 13:21:56
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Seriously, got a manual for the 10 speed which looks identical, just has a two speed gearbox under the top cover.

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Somewhere,

Mind you I need to dig it out as I'm selling my Meddings articulated arm drilling machine very shortly

The Merry Miller26/02/2013 13:35:12
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John,

One like yours that I was tracking on Ebay recently (you probably saw it) went for about £450, I stand to be corrected on that price.

I turned down a 10 speed floor standing Meddings recently (£200)

I was kicking myself afterwards.

Len. P.

Bazyle26/02/2013 15:47:49
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Posted by John Stevenson on 26/02/2013 13:21:56:

Meddings articulated arm drilling machine

sounds very specialised. Do articulated arms need a lot of drilling? maybe not which is why you are selling the special drill.teeth

John Stevenson26/02/2013 16:02:49
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They are a poor mans radial arm drill. By using a short arm and an extra column tube the head is able to reach anywhere on a 24" square table

Very versatile, that versatile for 8 years it has been a shelf !! Space has now become more important.

MG 9 grinder and proper T&C Grinder to go as we'll.

new lathe and mill coming

william johnson26/02/2013 16:59:26
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I have a drill like this purchased new in 1975 and have the spares list

M0BND22/03/2013 21:00:09
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Has anyone watched Men In Black 3? The scene in the 10 pin bowling, I am sure the drill in the office is a meddings?? Just saying that maybe MiB could help?

Andy.

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