The following Wednesday nobody mini drill press showed up. a week press later, safety the table disappeared into the basement, where it soon became moldy from a water leak. it took a month before we could look at each other in the hand drill press eye and the notion became, unanimously and without deliberation, a topic of taboo.but the idea of a round table, where no seat is privileged, and all eyes look through the same pocket of air, has press continued its hold on me. after years of carrying the notion with me through travels and co-ops, safety i now find myself literally carried by the idea. a community around a table is--in many ways--the real thing, not just the launching pad.

most light-duty cab/chassis have standard cab-to-axle (ca) dimensions: 60, 84, 108 and 120 inches. the ca is the distance from the back of cab to the center of the rear axle. typically the 60-inch measure is used for a 10-foot body, 84-inch for a 12-foot body, 108-inch for a 14- or 15-foot body, and drill 120-inch for a 15- or 16-foot body.you can use a four-door, 4x4 cab/chassis up to press the 84-inch ca, but beyond that you may run into an overload situation. be very cautious with the larger 14- to 16-foot safety bodies, drill even with press and safety a two-door unit. bodies are fabricated many different ways: formed or extruded construction; steel, stainless steel or aluminum; and varying thicknesses. all these things will have an effect on the weight of your body. drill aluminum weighs approximately 40% less than steel or stainless press steel, allowing for more equipment storage safety or personnel in the long run.

©2003 www.drill-press.net All rights reserved.