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Question: Just received the 10" DP with lasers. Have found that there is .007 runout at the bit. Is this due to a bad chuck? Do I need to replace it.
Document: Spindle runout is under 0.001" but the shank of a drill bit showed about 4 mils runout, so maybe I need to get a better chuck than the stock one provided. (Later, I got a TM32KL keyless chuck www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004CVJC3E which works well). The diameter of the two holes in the base for mounting to a workbench is 13.0 mm so that is big enough to use a 1/2 inch bolt.
I just received this little press and already I love it. I haven't used it enough yet to speak to the torque but I am absolutely amazed at the accuracy. The spindle ranout well under .0005. In fact I thought my indicator was off the taper. The chuck ran out around .006 which isn't bad at all for a &#34;kit&#34; chuck.
We used this for a semi-industrial purpose and found it to be pretty good. We were cutting holes in steel tube and pipe. It did stop on us a good bit even at the lower speeds but we got the job done. It just took some patience because it's a lower power motor, I guess. Looks like we'll have it around for plenty of other projects in the future, too!
Hey Guys,  I have purchased many thousands of dollars worth of stuff online and have never left a review, so this is my first due to for the price this thing is amazing. If you are looking for a great bench top drill, this is it. You will need to fabricate a stand for it due to it is a little large to fit on a standard height work bench. I purchased a regular equipment stand for it at HF for 29.00 and it was perfect.
During my working days, I worked in engineering, supervised machine maintenance and built and rebuilt machinery. I was frustrated finding a small drill press that wasn't a piece of junk. I bought this Wen machine and am pleased with both it's construction and operation. The quill is tight in the drill head and spindle runout at the chuck is about .002 (which could probably be eliminated with a more expensive chuck) but that shouldn't be an issue for home use.
Bought this because of the price but I had to do a bit of modifications to get it to my standards. The stop was crooked and had to be replaced, also, there was manufacturing oil covering everything. The jacobs chuck is not very good and had to be replaced after it kept falling off.
Very good- run out about.002&#34; fully extended- Adequate torque for most operations -most components machined to a quality that you would expect from a more expensive DP. Lost one button for hooky Laser alignment design/construction. Must be aligned with each new operation due to amount of offset. There is no resolution for this as I see it. In summary,. meets my needs
However it is somewhat helpful to have some light. The table was tilted a couple degrees forward.The motor is weak and the only usable gear for drilling the metal is the lowest.Nvertheless.If you need to drill few holes for a basic home project - it will do. Center punch before drilling, advance the bit slowly and do not use a bit larger than 1/2&#34; (for metal).Overall - cheap stinky(literaly) chineese machine.
First off I was pleased with the packing and such. It was double boxed and I opened the box and found no problems with the packing at all. I had it put together with no problems too but there are 2 things I found wrong. First I can't adjust the motor belt and that could be a &#34;me&#34; problem.
I looked at numerous drill presses at a wide variety of prices and found the WEN to be a very good product for the money. Came well packaged and easy to assemble. Seems heavy/stable and of good quality manufacture. The speed range and ease of adjusting speeds is a nice feature, although there is noticeable noise and vibration at speeds below 1500 rpm. Since 95% of my usage will be woodworking (1800 rpm +, this is not a big issue for me.
Answer: yes