VEVOR
VEVOR Magnetic Drill Press 1400 W 50 mm 750 RPM 6 Bits
A magnetic drill press delivering 1400 W power, 50 mm boring capacity, 750 RPM top speed and six included core bits for annular, twist and tapping tasks
- 1400 W motor powers through 50 mm annular holes
- 10000 N magnetic base locks onto flat or curved steel
- 10-speed dial matches RPM to material for longer bit life
- 220 mm stroke with clear scale gives repeatable depth control
- Built-in coolant system and forward/reverse protect bits during long cuts
Versatile Magnetic Drill Press
The VEVOR magnetic drill press delivers 1400 W of power for annular drilling, twist drilling, and tapping in one unit. It accepts a 50 mm hollow drill, a 16 mm twist drill, and taps up to M16. The 10-level speed dial reaches 750 RPM with forward and reverse rotation. A 10000 N magnetic base secures the tool to flat steel or curved pipes from 3.15 to 11.81 in diameter for upright, side, or overhead work.
Upgrade from Handheld Drills
This press replaces handheld magnetic drills that lack a 220 mm stroke and a 10-speed gearbox for consistent feed control. The jump is worth it when you need repeatable depth on thick plate, cooling lubrication for long cycles, and a no-shake strap for pipe work. Buyers who only drill occasional small holes in thin sheet will not use the stroke or the tapping range.
Limits of Magnetic Holding
The 10000 N magnet requires clean, flat ferrous surfaces at least 6 mm thick for rated adhesion; paint, rust, or curvature below 3.15 in reduces holding force. The 15 A fuse and 1400 W motor demand a circuit that can sustain the load without voltage drop. The 26 lb weight and 220 mm stroke need clear headroom above the workpiece; tight enclosures may prevent full extension.
Highlights
- 1400 W motor powers through 50 mm annular holes
- 10000 N magnetic base locks onto flat or curved steel
- 10-speed dial matches RPM to material for longer bit life
- 220 mm stroke with clear scale gives repeatable depth control
- Built-in coolant system and forward/reverse protect bits during long cuts
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How thick does the steel plate need to be for the 10000 N magnetic base to hold securely?
The base requires a flat steel surface thick enough to develop the full 10000 N attraction; thin sheet metal will reduce holding force and may cause the drill to shift during operation.
What is the correct sequence for engaging the magnetic base before starting the 1400 W motor?
Position the drill, press the magnet switch to engage the 10000 N base, verify it will not move by pulling firmly, then select one of the 10 speed levels and start the motor.
When should the 6 included annular cutters be replaced, and what indicates wear?
Replace cutters when the 50 mm cutting edges become dull, chips turn blue from heat, or feed pressure increases noticeably; the ejector pin should also be checked for straightness.
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