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Awesome job for a simplified and basic power driven table. One thing could make it even better is to use a dc geared motor with a control that has reverse voltage and speed control. This would streamline the back and forth process. For making understandable and simplifying the concept, you have done a major service to hobbyists. Thank you for your kind sharing.

Nice video man

Hi there, we bought a mini mill from HF for our school. Can you possibly share the X, Y Z-axis (especially Z-axis) bracket technical drawings with me if you have them available? If you need my email address, please let me know. Take care.

I have 4 or 5 old drills with dead batteries. I bet one could be modified for this project

Clever.

Glad for your instructions. This is really helpful info. Thank you.

I was trying to figure out how to mount this all, thank so so much!

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I wish someone makes the brackets so I don't have to deal with them (because I am lazy). Thank you for sharing the video!

I was just going to order and do these brackets; you saved me a whole lot of trouble. I will email you now. Thanks. Great video!

Thank you step-by-step video help clear up some ideas I had gave me some great new ones

Can you update the link to the corded drill you used? The link you gave us doesn't work.

Is that box at 6:40 a drill speed controller kit? How do you reverse the drill? Is it a forward/reverse drill?

Thanks for the video. I'm in the process of configuring a power feed on my Grizzly 758 mini mill. I will incorporate some of your ideas in my build. I successfully installed my xaxis after watching your vid on same.

great idea

Awesome! I need those fixture plates. Great job with the work holding methods!

Optix, Perspex & Plexiglass are all trade names for Acrylic. Lexan & Makrolon are both Polycarbonate (much stronger but more expensive).

Nice work!

Great video. What is the source for the aluminum fixture used to hold plastic while drilling?

very well

Does the handle still turn easily with the drill connected all the time? This definitely seems simpler than a lot of the other videos I've seen which require clutch mechanisms.

Nice. If you add "Touch DRO" to that from Yuristoys it makes a world of difference in usability .

Love you vids. Educational but also give me ideas. Thx

Nice to be here subscribed see John Creasey is also here we like him, you have a nice channel. Oh wow we like the dagger with the secret rear area. Thank you for sharing your shop made tools, that is a nice thing to share. Thank you. Lance & Patrick.

Nice. I need these.

Talented.

Great project and video. Just discovered your channel.

Some lovely work there

Pretty cool & Pretty simple Idea......Thanks

Cool thanks for the video.

Ingenious idea for a power feed. I made mine from a cordless screwdriver motor and a variable speed controller.

How much could you make and sell one for?

You're a true tool-maker!!

Thank you for the Video. You gave me a idea on how to mount my small rotatory table to (That I use on my mini Mill) my new to me Rong Fu RF45 mill with your plate that you use on your min mill.

Well done. I like what I see, and will set mine up like this in the future .

Great video! Very well done! I look forward to seeing more! 👍🏼

Nice job ! Very clear and easy to follow. Good audio, good stable video (not the epidemic of one hand camera holding shaky video) Great work, I am looking forward for more videos from you.