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Question: Will this drill through sheet metal? I know what kind of bit needed, does anyone know if this has enough power to dril through at max 1/4 inch steel?
Document: You have to turn on the drill at full bore then slow it down, but at the super slow speed does not drill through anything I need to drill through. Also when you want to turn it off quick it takes extra time to reach around to the sideand then spin the dial to shut of the machine. I don't know about you, but I like my power tools to shut of fast incase there is a mishap.
It is a small benchtop drill press. Do not expect to drill past an inch and a half. It is inexpensive, so I feel I got my money's worth.
I use this mainly to drill wood, and it is very good for that purpose. You need to put the drill on high speed to get the best results. It is light weight enough to transfer from surface to surface without throwing your back out, and small enough to be stored away easily. I would have given this a 5 star rating, but it is not able to use very small drill bits.
First, the drill press seems to work fine. As another poster mentioned, I was surprised that it does have a speed control knob, and starting at low speed, it can't even spin the chuck. (If you run it fast and then slow down, it keeps running, but the power at low speed is pretty much nil.)
This Little Drill Press is the Perfect Size and Power to Drill Accurate holes in wood crafts.Can't find a better drill press for this price anywhere, I compared Amazon and Ebay as well as the big two, Lowes and Home Depot. This is the best Quality unless you spend $250.
As you pull it down, it does not feel smooth. I did not notice a problem with the actual drill head moving jumpily, so I'll put this in the fit and finish category.Apparently someone took to heart a couple of the earlier complaints:  Mine has a spare belt. The manual is perfectly ok English, but it is really only a 1-page flier with a photo and labelled parts.
I own a large drill press but bought this smaller version so it would be portable and fit on my jewelry work bench. It has worked like a charm right from the box. I drill through all types of recycled metals. The thickest so far with this drill were old coins.The chuck holds the drill bit nice and straight without any misalignment. The gear ratio is easy to change and it includes an extra belt.The machine does have a variable speed knob that is , to me, useless.
It was completely lose on all the other sides. That did not SEEM to be a problem, until I got it all together and noticed that the vent on the top of the belt cover was partly broken. I don't know if that was from packing, and it does not really cause a problem. It is just symptomatic of either poor packing or handing.To summarize:  I would probably buy this again. It does what I want it to do very inexpensively.
I just got it in this after noon. Anyway I put the item togeather and it was pretty much hasle free simple and  to the point tride itout on a couple peaces of stainles steel and wood no prob. Speed adjustment works great and it takes up almost no room at all.its compact and powerfull for its size.just need to find out where to get new belts when the one it comes with weres out.
I use this dill press all the time. I use it to drill sea glass and coconut beads. Easy to use
Answer: yes