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The model 220 workstation is the latest one out. I wasn't able to view your links, but the one with the bit holder above the drill press is the one also it comes with a flex shaft tool holder that extends out the top of the pole. The tool on the drill press can also be rotated from vertical to horizontal. Hope this helps.
Doug 
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Thanks for the reply, I'm not sure why the links aren't working. However if you copy the links into a web browser you can see the pictures of two significantly different workstations both claiming to be the 220.
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| The problem with the links in the OP were that there were square brackets around the actual link and then appended to the link for this message board (kinda weird, huh?). Once I edited them they worked OK. That second photo is clearly an odd one! I have seen dozens of photos of what they call the 220-01 drill press here in the states, but not that one before. I would suggest taking a look at reviews (perhaps Amazon.com) and see if it is really what you are looking for. If you want top precision for drilling bitty holes, it may not be the best bet.
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Welcome bobbyrae thanks for your help.
Doug
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