> Be wary of using drill motors for any sort of continuous operation.
> They are designed for intermittent operation.
>
> A student used one years ago to power a display in the architecture
> building at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo during their annual open house.
> The building wound up severely fire damaged.
>
> Chuck K.
I would wonder if the duty cycle of the average drill motor is greater
or less than that of the mill motor? And since a power feed has at most
a couple of minutes of operation from stop to stop I suspect that
someone would be there to smell the smoke and unplug it! Perhaps even
use a fire extinguisher as required! I think that you are either solving
a non existent problem or inventing a problem to solve! Bill
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