VEVOR
VEVOR Benchtop Drill Press 10 in 3.2A 5-Speed 650-3100 RPM
Benchtop drill press with 10 in swing, 3.2 A induction motor, five speeds from 650 to 3100 RPM, 0-45° tilting table and integrated work light
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width13.58
- 10-inch swing handles large workpieces
- 2 A induction motor delivers steady power for metal and wood
- 5-speed range from 650 to 3100 RPM matches material needs
- 0-45° tilting table enables angled drilling
- 1/2-inch chuck accepts bits up to 13 mm
Benchtop Drill Press 10-inch Swing
This VEVOR benchtop drill press offers a 10-inch swing and a 3.2A induction motor for drilling wood and metal. It runs on 120V at 60 Hz and includes a 1/2-inch chuck with 2-inch spindle travel. The cast iron frame supports a tilting worktable and integrated work light for workshop or DIY use.
5-Speed Range 650-3100 RPM
Five belt-driven speeds at 650, 1050, 1800, 2350 and 3100 RPM replace single-speed drills when material changes demand different cutting rates. The jump is worth it if you regularly switch between soft wood and harder metal without changing machines. A fixed-speed tool cannot cover this spread.
Induction Motor Sustained Operation
The induction motor and heat-dissipation system maintain output during long drilling sessions rather than fading after short bursts. Spindle travel stays consistent at 2 inches across the speed range. The 13.58-inch width footprint remains stable on the bench while the table locks at angles up to 45 degrees.
Highlights
- 10-inch swing handles large workpieces
- 2 A induction motor delivers steady power for metal and wood
- 5-speed range from 650 to 3100 RPM matches material needs
- 0-45° tilting table enables angled drilling
- 1/2-inch chuck accepts bits up to 13 mm
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 13.58 |
Questions about this item
How much bench space does the 10-inch swing drill press need for its base?
The base measures 12-1/2 by 7-5/16 inches, or 319 by 186 mm, so allow at least that footprint plus room for the feed handles.
Which step do owners often miss when assembling the column to the base?
The three M8×16 hex bolts must be fully tightened before mounting the table assembly; skipping this lets the column shift under load.
What part will need replacement after heavy use on metal?
The 1/2-inch chuck and its key wear fastest when drilling steel at the higher 1800 to 3100 RPM settings.
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