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Mill/Drill With Stand
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Grizzly’s model G0705 mill/drill features a 2-hp, 110/220-V, single-phase motor. According to the company, an easy-leveling cabinet stand with hinged door and storage area is included. The machine’s R-8 spindle features 12 speeds ranging from 140 to 2,436 rpm. A forward/reverse spindle switch and easy-to-use depth stop mechanism are also included. The machine features 4 11⁄16" of spindle travel, 15 1⁄2" of swing and a maximum of 17 5⁄16" spindle-to-table distance.
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