Thanks, that's what I was thinking just wanted to make sure, I have "thunk" wrong before
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Drill press question;
For the moment, I have mine mounted to a wooden work table. I do have a steel table for the press, made of angle and plate steel. Welded square by my dad (he's a welder by trade) just waiting to drill the mounting holes (3/8" steel is a bitch with my wimpy drill)
The question is; when I start it up, it doesn't look to be spinning true. Could this be from shoddy mounting or the belt being too loose, or am I just reaping the repricussion of a used drill press? I tried my forstner bits on a piece on white oak, it seemed to face pretty well, but I believe if I drop the speed it may do better?
Or is there a trick to "making it spin true?"