I agree with hoggyrubber. I just bought a old camel back drill at a local steam show for $125. A little new paint and some slight repair I have a drill press for less than you can buy a Wongfue and will last me a lifetime. This old timer will go from 50 rpm to 3,500 and handle up to a 2" drill bit with ease. The quills on most of the import drill presses are really sloppy have bad chucks and turn way to fast for working with steel. Once you use one of the old heavy presses or a mill you'll throw rocks at the imports. By the way hoggyrubber I'm just east of Springfield do you ever go to the Springfield swap meet.
