I built a new DIY drill press stand using a tricky lifting mechanism for the casters. Having a small shop means I need my tools to be mobile. My drill press had long been on a quick and janky stand I built for it and I really didn't like how much wasted storage space there was underneath it, not to mention the giant pain individual locking casters are. So I fixed those problems with a new design and build. This video shows how I made it. Detailed plans and instructions available at: Get your Handi-Shims here ►► 👋 👋 Still haven't subscribed to us on YouTube? ►► Walnut Workshop: Carl Holmgren: Wesley Treat: ____________________________________________________________ AMAZON AFFILIATE LINKS TO GEAR I LIKE, buying here supports the channel and costs you nothing extra: ____________________________________________________________ 🏁 My new FAVORITE finish. Seriously, this stuff is great: 📚 🤓 I HIGHLY recommend these books: 👉 Drill Press Drum Sanding Kit: 👉 3M Super 77 Spray Adhesive: 👉 Marking Knife: 👉 Ultra-fine Scotch Brite Pads: 👉 DIRT CHEAP but decent quality sanding discs: 👉 Card scrapers WILL change your life: 👉 Fair priced, adjustable, and high quality marking gauge: 🎧 HEARING PROTECTION you can jam out with: 👓 Don’t Lose an Eyeball: 💨 Wood Dust in Your Lungs is NO JOKE: 👉 MY Favorite GLUE BOTTLE: 👉 MY Favorite DISPOSABLE BRUSHES: 👉 BEST starter 2-P10 ADHESIVE KIT: 📷 My Camera: 🔎 My Lens: 🎤 My Camera Mic: 🔦 My Lighting Setup: 👉 My Tripod: ____________________________________________________________ If you'd like to become a Patreon supporter, that would be swell! We offer exclusive content, large discounts to our online shop, FREE WOODWORKING PLANS, and more. BECOME A PATRON ► ____________________________________________________________ SOCIAL LINKS : ⛓ Website ► ⛓ Instagram (@Craftswright) ► ____________________________________________________________ Special Thanks to my Patreon Supporters: Kathy Dillard Todd Mclarintelly Jaron Ursua Matthew S. Sam W. **DISCLAIMER** - all crafts can be dangerous, especially when tools are involved. Do not replicate anything you see in our content without first doing your own due diligence and research into proper safety techniques and procedures!