Can anyone advise regarding this pillar drill motor noise please?

[roofman]

Also stretch a 2" rubber O ring onto the bottom of quill, stops it banging back up into the casting on its return via the spring.

 

[visor_down]

I can't view the video?

Apologies only temporarily hosted whilst I got the answer can re upload if you need it for comparison for issue your end?

 

[visor_down]

Also stretch a 2" rubber O ring onto the bottom of quill, stops it banging back up into the casting on its return via the spring.

Fortunately it seems to already have that fitted

 

[visor_down]

What should I be looking for in respect of a drill vice, are there any that someone can recommend? I see Toolstation etc do them for about 20 will they suffice? Don't really need, but like the idea of the X y ones for ease of lining up the drill but they seem to have mixed feedback

 

[Seadog]

Sometimes I need to bring the quill right down, then I want to manoeuvre a piece and it's a pain when the quill won't stay where I put it and springs back. I end up trying to hold the handle with my elbow until everything is positioned then slither my arm back until I can grab the handle while I turn the drill on with my other hand. Or I swear. That happens too.

You need a proper drill with a quill lock, like my Progress 2G.

 

[Bouledogue]

You need a proper drill with a quill lock, like my Progress 2G.

I have the 2GS, that I inherited. Lovely drill.

 

[Seadog]

They are. Mines from 1958.

 

[Bouledogue]

What should I be looking for in respect of a drill vice, are there any that someone can recommend? I see Toolstation etc do them for about 20 will they suffice? Don't really need, but like the idea of the X y ones for ease of lining up the drill but they seem to have mixed feedback

Try to pick up a used Record / Nippy on eBay, although you might have to bide your time as people seem to pricing them up a bit nowadays. In terms of new ones, Faithfull do quite a nice one.

Forget the x/y ones: they are generally bought by fools who try to treat their drill-press as a mill, usually with chuck-spitting consequences.