I have a Jet Drill Press I bought from JayHawk about 10 years ago I'll sell for $300 if you live near Nashville, TN!! I have photos of the press if your interested!! I haven't used it for about 4 years after I bought my Powerhouse Mill in 2008. Thanks, Bruce

I just picked up this setup for $400 locally.  It's a Brunswick setup, model 61-100000 and it came with all of the drill bits, bevel sander, and a Bill Taylor Ball-Fitter (which I have for sale in the FS forums), and some other items.  Bought it from a Sports Authority that was getting out of the drilling business.  The manager of the store even said that they got the press somewhat recently to replace their old one.

I had been toying around with the idea of drilling for a while and even picked up a Jayhawk Jig off of craigslist.  Came across the whole setup while searching for a press that would work with the jig I had, so now the Jayhawk jig is for sale in the forums as well ($250) since I don't need it...

I've never drilled before, so now I need to get educated!

Thats pretty awesome! Now you just have to double check to make sure its drilling the pitches it's indicating. Great find.

And it is.  I picked up some Jonell Pitch gauges and it's drilling pitches exactly as indicated.  I just need to figure out how to tighten up the jig or lock it as it tends to wobble.

The clamps? Or the actually press its self. If its the clamps you might be able to upgrade to the locking plate. If its the press, 1/2 hardware locks down just about anything. Lol! Still pretty sweet my friend.

Thanks, so far I like it.  I've drilled two balls now.

The clamps are fine, there's just a lot of play in the jig table it's self.  The top plate wobbles while the bottom plate is secured to the press.

1/2" straight shank drill bits.

http://shop.innovativebowling.com/Straight-Shank_c114.htm;jsessionid=6BF4198D8F7E6AE41723E3C23149E63A.m1plqscsfapp05

The mill table is attached to the press.  He uses the KMT jig (which is attached to the table) to hold the ball, moving the table to adjust the pitches.

That is correct. I adjust pitches using the crank handles on the MILL table.

Depends how long your drill bits are.