Description

Mill drills are a lighter alternative to a milling machine. These combine a belt driven drill press with the dual coordinate abilities of the milling machine’s table for flexibility and efficiency. A locking collet prevents the cutting tool from falling away from the spindle when lateral forces are experienced against the bit. Although light in construction, the JMD Milling Drilling Machines possess the advantages of space-saving versatility, affordability and light machining capability.

1/2” Drill chuck, chuck arbor
360° head swivel
Adjustable carbide facemill
Base taper allows for easier clean up
Easy to read internal depth gauge
Heavy-duty power downfeed with manual feed (JMD-18PFN)
Mill Drill Stand, p/n 320020, shown in some images, is optional
One-piece cast iron column for added support
Positive quick-stop knob and easy to read internal depth gauge
UL Listed

Specifications

Powerfeed	Down Feed
Swing (In.)	15-7/8
Spindle Travel (In.)	5
Number of Spindle Speeds	12
Face Mill Capacity (In.)	3
Table Size (L x W) (In.)	9-1/2 x 31-3/4
Weight (Lbs.)	700
Spindle Taper (In. x TPI)	R-8
Max Distance Spindle to Table (In.)	28
Spindle Travel Auto (In.)	4-1/4
Range of Spindle Speeds (RPM)	150 – 3,000
Quill Diameter (In.)	3
Quill Down Feed Rates (IPR)	0.0047, 0.007, 0.001
Table Longitudinal Travel (In.)	20-1/2
T-Slots Number and Size (In.)	4 and 5/8
T-Slot Centers (In.)	1-13/16
Work Table Weight Capacity (Lbs.)	400
Column Diameter (In.)	4-1/2
Base Dimensions (In.)	15-3/4 x 23-3/4
Motor (HP)	2 HP, 230V Only, 1 Ph
Overall Dimensions (L x W x H) (In.)	47 x 40 x 51
Height	73.0000
Length	56.0000
Width	66.0000
Weight	805.0000