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The ALETO Heavy Duty 340W Rotary Pillar Drill combines powerful 340W motor output with a versatile 1-10mm drilling capacity and three-speed settings reaching up to 16,000 rpm. Its compact metal design weighs 5.59 kg, making it a durable yet space-efficient bench press drill ideal for precision and heavy-duty tasks. Equipped with essential accessories, it’s engineered for professionals demanding reliability and control.
| Manufacturer | ALETO |
| Package Dimensions | 30.9 x 25.3 x 19.8 cm; 5.59 kg |
| Colour | Silver, Black |
| Style | 340w |
| Material | Metal |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Voltage | 220 Volts |
| Maximum power | 340 Watts |
| Included Components | Handle, Chuck Key, 2.5 # Allen key, 4 # Allen key |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Item Weight | 5.59 kg |
T**S
Fit for purpose
Compact, well made and handy spare drive belt. Good value.
T**B
Value for money
Great piece of kit. Works well and easy to use.
D**T
Poor quality
The item is certainly NOT HEAVY DUTY, AND DOES NOT FIT MY REQUIREMENTS
A**R
Ok
If you need a heavy duty drill then don't buy this. I have a good pillar drill in my workshop but needed a light duty drill for craft work that would handle 3-6mm drill bits. For this use, this drill is perfect.
B**S
Compact size, quiet motor, well made for the price.
Diy
H**R
Good in Parts !
Good, value and well made, but definitely NOT "heavy Duty" apparently underpowered motor, and small chuck size makes it fine for hobbyists, model makers or light D.I.Y work but not really up to more demanding tasks.
T**S
Excellent
Great little pillar drill for a great price. Works very well for small jobbing.
B**E
Far from heavy duty
Sadly this pillar drill wasn't for me . The description "heavy duty " is somewhat misleading. I gave it 3 stars as it would be suitable for model making but not much else. Lacking any great power to drill thicker wood . The frame is very light and bends under load and the motor almost stalls above a half inch drill bit.Had to return for credit and bought a corded power drill to do it the old fashioned way. But for a modeler it would be fine .
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