Mini Drill Press, Benchtop Drill Press, Portable Electric Drilling Machine, with Rotary Tool Flex Shaft Attachment, B10 Chuck, Drill Bit and Clamp for Metal Wooden Jewelry DIY

I found that this basic yet functional mini drill is nicely designed and constructed. The motor and chuck spin without any noticeable vibrations. The guide shafts look like good quality metal and seem precise enough for hobby work. I also like being able to select the speed at the power supply. Here are some of my issues with it. I removed the allen head screw from the sliding stop and replaced it with a knurled knob. I think the manufacturer should have done that because it's something you would adjust often. Mine did not come with the base alignment post as shown in their videos (they call it a "stick"), but I don't see why it was even necessary, which is perhaps why they eliminated it. One complaint is that the included drill bits were scattered in their plastic box and when I rearranged them found some sizes were missing and some duplicated. Someone in the factory must have had a similar problem and apparently filled it with the correct number of bits but mistakenly duplicated some of them. It's a bit (no pun intended) disappointing because the smaller sizes are missing. The RPM table they provide does not match mine at all: 12V - 1470 15V - 1830 16V - 1950 18V - 2160 19V - 2310 20V - 2430 24V - 3000

It's a very nice little drill press! I am amazed at how well machined the parts are! I have only used it to test everything but the small bit I used for testing ran stable and drilled 10 or so perfect holes. It's small, very precision tool for small projects only. I have a large Rikon for heavy work. The Rikon is great but could never compete with this little press for these small jobs. One of the best Amazon purchases I have every made! I've made a LOT!!

Nice little tool - some assembly required but no instruction, also the power on off switch was broken had to replace it, need to be a little careful when lowering the bit the lever is nothing like the feed handle on a standard drill press, other that that so far pretty happy with it

Bought a returned one from Amazon. $35. The person that had it messed up the screw and threads that adjust the hight and left right. It being aluminum I knew patience and running the screw half turn at a time back and forth till all the way in would clean it out. Yes it worked great. I like it, drills a clean strait hole. As others stated did not come with the base alignment post. If you look closely at the picture you will see the post goes all the way through the metal block. Well it cant since the hole was not drilled all the way through. So they didn't install it instead of sending the pieces back to machine it out. Does not matter to me since I have a 6' drill press and never use a guide, just use a square. I really like it and it can drill through just about anything I have tried. Users who never used a drill press will have issues trying to use it as like a hand held drill forcing it to drill. Slow and stead does it. For metal might need to use a lubricant.

Just what I've been looking for. Worked great and is very small which is all I needed for small projects. Doesn't seem to be commercially made but is good quality. Improvement that could be made: Mine didn't come with a adjustment alignment rod as the video shows. I'd update the video or possibly mine is missing it when it should be? There are a few things that need to be assembled or added onto the product. Better instructions could be provided or a call out to the video. I used pictures from others to do a lot of that before ever finding the video. The option to adjust the speed through the power box is nice but if it could somehow be on the drill press itself would be better. Lastly a place to put the chuck key would be nice if that could be done. Maybe a hole in the back it could sit in or something.

Great for what I need done! Drilled thru over 100 shells and still running good

I ordered one and it didn’t work so I sent it back and ordered another cause I really wanted it. It showed up today and it doesn’t turn on either. So sending that back maybe there’s some faulty switches. The power switch seems very soft so maybe that faulty I don’t know.

I didn't realize how much I needed one of these until I bought it. From drilling holes for guitar building to homemade PCB boards, and everything in-between. This thing has been great. Adjustable speed, adjustable height, quiet, accurate, and a small footprint.