Was gonna use these, seemed the best value. Couldn't find anyone else who didn't want double that. At 3600RPM the machine should be in its limits but I can slow down with the inverter if it sheds wires too fast. With 29mm rather than 60mm face. Granted that still does put me a bit below standard.
Didn't think to add rests, generally used to polishing freehand. Brief trip back to solidworks required I think. Might even add proper tool sharpening to the list of things for it to do.
I think my cheapo drill press just has ball bearings in it so in probably is actually more suited to wire wheeling than drilling with an axial force. 😛 Its one of the better taiwanese drills but on the to buy or to make list is a nicer small drill press.
Been on the look out but appear to be in a bit of a second hand bench grinder drought atm. Motor, inverter and bearings will take me to £100. The rest I have hanging about rusting in the yard. In the past my cheaper grinders have got alarmingly hot after continuous use so a continuous rated motor appeals too.